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Mohammad Yusuf Amdani Bai, chairman of textile, apparel and real estate firm GK Global, was named in the agency’s Corrupt and Undemocratic Actors Report for 2023.

The International Apparel Federation (IAF) and the Sewn Products Equipment & Suppliers of the Americas (SPESA) are pleased to announce the addition of...

NEW HIRES The United Way of Southern Maine, a human services, community-focused nonprofit with offices in Portland and Kennebunk, has added three new staff members. • Nakesha Warren-Colbry has joined the nonprofit as homeless services hub coordinator for its Cumberland County Hub, supporting MaineHousing’s redesign of the homeless services response system in Maine. Warren-Colbry brings […]

Before, when i think of climate crisis, i think ofjobs. thats what the bill back better framework will do for the american people. its going to bring historic investment addressing the crisis, its going to cut greenhouse gas emissions by well over a gigaton by 2030, its going to save consumers�* over a gigaton by 2030, it�*s going to save consumers�* money and tax credits and weatherization of their homes, it�*s also going to pride manufacturing credits to make sure the night united stat...

Manufacturing in burnham, maine. pride beat out furniture and other wood working companies to not only win the lincoln logs contract, but to do it better than the chinese. >> we have to do a lot of pieces per minute, we have to do it with fewer people. we have to be able to make the machine thats capable of making a lot of pieces per minute at a high quality level. and thats how we compete. >> reporter: for pride manufacturing, which is currently making samples of the toy pieces, its not just ab...

Laura ingle has the story. >> generations of american kids have grown up with lincoln logs, constructing miniature forts and buildings and knocking them down. created in 1916, the iconic american toy, designed by john lloyd wright -- the son of famous architect frank lloyd wright -- has been outsourced to china for manufacturing for the last 60 years. now the little logs are coming home. >> its taken us almost five years to figure it out, but for next holiday season we are going to have made in ...