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With USA2020, Kitchen Brains will provide customers with new capabilities, faster build times and greater accuracy, the news release said. The equipment will support upcoming technology advancements and more efficient production, while the added capacity will enable Kitchen Brains to offer contract manufacturing for current and new business partners. … [Read more...] about Stratford Company To Invest Over $1 Million In Local Factory

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A bankruptcy filing doesn't necessarily mean a company will go out of business. Many use bankruptcy to shed debt and other liabilities while closing unprofitable operations, in hopes of emerging leaner and stronger. Lots of these companies have gone on to post record profits, including automaker General Motors (GM)and many of the nation's airlines. … [Read more...] about 6 companies that filed for bankruptcy in May

But the space agency chose not to create its own replacement for the Shuttle. Instead, it asked the private sector to develop a spacecraft capable of safely ferrying astronauts to and from the International Space Station — a controversial decision considering that NASA had never before outsourced the development of a human-rated spacecraft. The thinking was that commercial companies could drive down costs and spur innovation, and NASA would have more time and resources to focus on exploring deeper into the solar system. … [Read more...] about Everything you need to know about NASA and SpaceX’s historic astronaut launch, round two

In a blog post late on Friday, NASA’s Commercial Crew program explained that the space agency and its SpaceX partner are closely monitoring the weather. “Although the weather models for Saturday show an improvement in conditions around Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, teams continue to monitor launch and down range weather,” it said. … [Read more...] about SpaceX, NASA eye ‘weather challenges’ ahead of second historic launch attempt