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Both metals have soared past their earlier highs in after hours access trade in reaction to the fed’s statement. At the time of writing gold is over 2% higher from today’s close and has reached as high as $859.35 while  |


A foremost authority on the precious metals markets and a leading expert on commodities markets, CPM Group founder and Managing Director Jeffrey Christian brings some holiday cheer to The Gold Report readers. In this exclusive interview, he debunks doomsayers who  |
Intel Chairman Craig Barrett joins top-level representatives from government, development agencies, UN agencies, and civil society as the first invited private sector representative to the high level Education For All meeting hosted by UNESCO and the Government of Norway. Barrett's  |
ABS turbo compressors for supplying compressed air to aeration systems are known for their high efficiency and low maintenance costs. It is no wonder that these turbo compressors are highly successful in the market for biological wastewater treatment. To intensify  |


Over the past several days the dollar has gone into a severe decline, and this drop does not look like a reaction within an ongoing uptrend, as was the case in September, for as we can see on the 6-month  |
I think it's a good time to put things in perspective when it comes to the "Run on the COMEX Gold/Silver". As I have stated before, the "Authorized Warehouse" reported inventory as well as the CFTC reported "delivery notices" are  |
The Fed is sending a message that it will print money to an unlimited extent until it starts to see the economy expanding. This is very positive for gold and silver in the medium term to long term. The big  |
Gold, stocks and T-Bond futures are closing fast on targets we’ve been drum-rolling in Rick’s Picks for the last couple of weeks. The targets could be reached more or less simultaneously, and although we won’t pretend to know what this  |
As the bear market ends and a new cyclical bull market begins with the bottoming of the 6-year cycle, we continue see the lagging effects of this year’s seismic volatility on almost a daily basis. For although the stock market  |
Oddly enough, there is no statistical offset for people like me, who are the nation's over-employed, which is to say we are chronically lazy, worthless and undependable louts who SHOULD be unemployed, but who actually have jobs!  |
As the multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Wall Street insider Bernard Madoff unravels in the media spotlight, the nation is being presented with a rare opportunity to understand the true nature of many of our most cherished financial structures.  |
Employees: 458, non-union Total Square Footage: 130,300 Primary Product/market: laboratory equipment for medical applications Start-up: 1950 Achievements: plant-level profitability increased 45% over the past three years; achieved more than 1.5 million man hours without any days-away-from-work injuries; one of American  |
Employees: 67, non-union Total Square Footage: 56,400 Primary Product/market: small piston-pump adhesive melters, hot melt adhesive dispensing guns, gun modules, nozzles and solenoid valves Start-up: 2000 Achievements: IW 2007 Best Plants Finalist; nominated for Georgia Manufacturer of the Year in  |
Employees: 287, non-union Total Square Footage: 122,739 Primary Product/market: batteries and capacitors for implantable medical devices Start-up: 2005 Achievements: 99.3% on-time delivery; 73% reduction in incidence rates for OSHA-recordable injury and illness cases with days away from work, job transfer  |
Employees: 417, non-union Total Square Footage: 208,000 Primary Product/market: ruggedized computing, data and signal processing equipment Start-up: 1974 Achievements: Silver Recipient of Boeing's Performance Excellence Award since 2003; Northrop Grumman Platinum Source Preferred Award since 2005; 46.9% reduction in scrap/rework  |
Employees: 149, union Total Square Footage: 550,000 Primary Product/market: electronics/ communications wire Start-up: 1975 Achievements: General Cable Corp. 2007 Plant of the Year; 95.6% reduction in customer reject rate from 2004-2007; 800,000 hours worked without lost-time injuries Built in 1909,  |
Employees: 748, non-union Total Square Footage: 302,672 Primary Product/market: first-class mail products, such as invoices and statements Start-up: 1999 Achievements: first-pass yield of 99.9%; has maintained U.S. Postal Service Mail Processing Total Quality Management certification for three consecutive years; 2007  |
Employees: 130, non-union Total Square Footage: 160,000 Primary Product/market: mechanical power transmission components Start-up: 1979 Achievements: ISO 9001:2000 certification; predictive maintenance program increased machine uptime to 97.8% while reducing maintenance repair cost by 35% over six years; recipient of the  |
Employees: 1,035, non-union Total Square Footage: 217,369 Primary Product/market: Cypher drug-eluting stent Start-up: 2002 Achievements: customer reject rate reduced 80.7% over the past three years; gained two new product lines between 2007 and 2008; ISO 14001 and ISO 13485:2003 certified;  |
Employees: 1,339, union Total Square Footage: 177,000 Primary Product/market: renal products, blood bags and intravenous solutions Start-up: 1983 Achievements: 2007 Excellence in Safety (3.5 million hours worked without a lost workday incident); 2007 Industry Limpia "Clean Industry" Award; 2007 Best  |
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