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China's Attack on America: From Computer Hacking to Stealing Corn Seeds

Written By: Brenda (B.K.) Walker

China's continued invasion on the American way of life exceeds the limitations of hacking terabytes of information via the internet. Iowa farmers are finding themselves under siege by seed stealing Chinese nationals bent on cashing in on agricultural technology.

HR-1599 Defeated: What's Next for GMO Labeling?

Written By: A. Wilt

Last summer, the House of Representatives passed HR-1599, a controversial bill that would have nullified state laws requiring labeling of foods with GMOs. Nicknamed the “Deny Americans Right to Know,” or DARK Act by detractors

New Sea Drones Set to Take Out Enemy Submarines

Written By: Brenda (B.K.) Walker

Recently released information indicates that the US Navy will have a new weapon in its arsenal to combat deadly stealth submarines. DARPA announced the launching of the Sea Hunter

Mattel Exec Falls for Chinese Spoofing Scam, Loses Over $3 Million

Written By: Christine Dantz

No, it wasn't an April Fool's joke, Mattel really lost more than $3 million after falling for the oldest trick in the in-box

U.S. Military Wants Unmanned Ambulances and Robot Medics for Battlefield Extraction

Written By: Christine Dantz

U.S. Military leaders want to change that or at least reduce the number of fatal battle wounds with the use of unmanned field ambulances and robot medics.

Tax Help for American Companies with the Research and Development Credit

Written By: Christine Dantz

The non-refundable tax credit reduces a business's taxable income

More Jobs Heading to Arkansas Via Bekaert

Written By: Brenda (B.K.) Walker

Folks in Arkansas will be seeing an uptake in employment opportunities via the global steel cord producer, Bekaert.

GMO: Mars and ConAgra Join Campbell's in the Pro-Labeling Movement

Written By: Christine Dantz

While Congress may have struck down GMO labeling, a few more prominent companies have stepped up to meet Campbell's challenge to give consumers what they are asking for

The First All-American Made Airbus Rolls off the Assembly in Mobile, Alabama

Written By: Christine Dantz

Airbus presents another example of foreign companies nearshoring manufacturing in America to streamline sales to local customers

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