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Toyota Fights Against EVs; GM Sues Ford; Nikola Fraud | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 26

Also on the podcast, Glenfiddich fuels trucks with whiskey, deadly chemical plant explosion, business sues over Google review and Lordstown gets a lifeline.

Glenfiddich Fueling Trucks With Leftover Whiskey

It is fueling three trucks and could fuel more in the future.

Accident Changes Ride Industry, Factories in Space, Robot Fire | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 25

Also on the podcast, strike at Frito-Lay, new top taco job, Amazon wants a house key, water thieves and Crocs sue over blatant knockoffs.

Taste Test: Mac & Cheese Ice Cream

3-Robot Pile-Up Leads to Warehouse Fire

Shortages Limiting Taco Bell Cravings

McCormick Seeks 'Director of Taco Relations'

Industrial Media Unboxing Video

Industrial Media Unboxing Video

IEN Unboxed is a new show in which our editors unbox new tools on the market and discuss their features.

How Is the Quantum Apocalypse Different than Y2K?

Quantum computing doesn't have a start date and the fixes won't be as clean.

Amazon's Price Gouging, Pentagon Cancels Disputed Contract, Tesla Impresses | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 23

Also on the podcast, another large chemical fire, Amtrak replacing old trains, paper maker sues whistleblower, Panasonic and a desktop waterjet cuts a cow out of beef.

DoL Sues Paper Supplier That Fired Whistleblower

An employee suffered an injury after being denied safety gloves.

Shocking New Weed Killer, 40 Cows Escape, SpaceX Breaks Laws | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 21

Also on the podcast, Peloton flaw lets hackers watch riders, union leader killed as truck breaks picket line, utility controls smart thermostats and used cars cost more than original sticker price.

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Hacking the Machines that Make the Machines

If bad actors can hack machines at the industrial level, they could have a tremendous impact on society.

Shocking Development in Weed-Killing Business

Farmland weeds now have to deal with Tom, Dick and Harry.

Study: Women Comprise 41% of 2021 Supply Chain Workforce

That's a decent improvement from 2020, though a drop was seen in the amount of women who are executives.

Companies Get Creative to Find Workers

Strategies implemented in other sectors could also work for manufacturing.

Carcinogens Found in Sunscreen, 'Elon' to Lead Mars & Explosion Rocks Plant | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 20

Also on the podcast, reshoring reaches record high, Stellantis faces fraud charges and Germany has an abandoned beer problem.

Ancient Law Could Force Companies to Pay Suez Canal Ship's Costs

You should be glad if your products weren't on this vessel.

Half of PepsiCo’s Office Staff to Work From Home Permanently

Under PepsiCo's new 'Work that Works' program, there will be no default day-to-day workplace for employees in headquarters locations.