Bucking the trend, these small businesses are taking their U.S.-made products to China and capitalizing on its burgeoning consumer market.
These 5 small businesses all make their products in the U.S. and are committed to keeping things that way, despite the lure of outsourcing.
Georgia Chopsticks is the only U.S. manufacturer that exports the ubiquitous utensil to China.
For 50 years, Trio Hardware has stayed rooted in its community, refusing to be driven out by big-box competitors.
Take a look inside Wilson Football factory in Ada, Ohio where the official Super Bowl game balls are made.
For the last 113 years, Lionel Trains has been making model trains that mirror the real-life versions on America's railways. Here are some of the most iconic.
The Pentagon is shrinking the Army to its pre-World War II size. The brunt of overall Defense cuts is being felt by military families. Housing allowance and pay raise cuts only make it worse. 5 military wives share their stories, in their own words, edited for clarity.
Seven faces transforming the way we drive today.
A collection of 265 rare guitars will go on auction in a few weeks -- including one allegedly strummed by Stephen Stills and others that true connoisseurs consider holy relics. Here's an early look at some of the highlights.
3,000 Americans around the world renounced their citizenship last year. Meet five U.S. citizens who have given up their passports -- or are thinking about it -- to escape an overly complicated tax code.
These are the cars that are the most fun to drive for less than $25,000, the experts at Kelley Blue Book say.
Remember how clunky websites were in the early to mid 1990s? Here's a look back at how Yahoo, IMDb and CNN.com looked when they first launched.
Some may never hit the U.S. market, but these vehicles show where the industry is headed.
These are some of the most striking cars that have rolled out at one of Europe's biggest automotive events.
The Obama administration was panned for its new healthcare portal, but some government sites get higher marks than Amazon and Apple.
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