U.S. industrial companies are finding a new growth engine as artificial intelligence investment drives a massive expansion of data centers, power infrastructure and related manufacturing. The boom is creating opportunities for manufacturers that were once far removed from the technology

Siemens U.S. manufacturing investment is accelerating as the company commits more than $200 million to new manufacturing facilities in Georgia and Texas, targeting the rapidly expanding demand for electrical infrastructure created by artificial intelligence and data center construction. The investment

Generac data center expansion is accelerating as the U.S. artificial intelligence infrastructure boom creates unprecedented demand for reliable backup power. Generac has been expanding manufacturing capacity, building its commercial and industrial business and securing major hyperscale customer agreements as data

AI data center boom is creating a new wave of demand for American manufacturers far beyond the technology companies building artificial intelligence systems. As hyperscalers and other businesses spend heavily on computing infrastructure, suppliers of electrical equipment, generators, cooling systems,

U.S. corporate earnings are moving into focus as a busy stretch of quarterly reports gives investors a fresh look at consumer spending, technology investment and the broader health of American businesses. Results from major retailers and technology companies are expected

U.S. energy costs are becoming a growing concern for American businesses as companies plan budgets, investment decisions and operating strategies for the second half of 2026. From manufacturers and retailers to technology companies and transportation operators, businesses are watching electricity,