Most small business owners in the U.S. believe the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic is still ahead of them, according to a U.S. Chamber study.
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Santa’s Workshop is located 3000 miles south of the North Pole in a simple wood and metal structure surrounded by a quiet Vermont community.
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Randa Fahmy of Makeup America!® recently sat down with Linda J, Hanson of the Prosperity 101 podcast to discuss the politics of American manufacturing and benefits of keeping your product Made in America.
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Bayside Manufacturing and AST Sportswear is the largest vertical apparel manufacturer in the USA. They knit, dye, finish, cut, and sew their products all in house.
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The move to reshore manufacturing to the United States has become increasingly more common in recent years. Now, it’s even more popular due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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This is a celebration of American ingenuity and excellence. Attendees and exhibitors will come together with a common goal of growing the Made in the USA movement.
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John L. Blair is a second-generation saddle maker. Born in Lander, Wyoming, he learned the art of leather crafting at his father’s side, and later, he apprenticed under T. J. Holms in Cheyenne, WY. Today, he owns J.L..Blair Saddlery, a traditional saddle business based in Greybull, Wyoming.
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The Bionic Wrench™ is a remarkable patented hybrid of an adjustable wrench with the ease of use of a pair of pliers. In addition, the genius of attacking a bolt/nut on all 6 flat sides removes the stress and strain on the corners of the bolt.
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This eggnog recipe is amazing! It’s time for American made food and spirits to enjoy with loved ones this holiday.
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Between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Small Business Saturday reminds us to shop small. This year, it’s even more important. 46 percent of small business owners say they are counting on above average holiday sales to stay afloat.
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