What goes around comes around

What goes around comes around

In late April, I attended Moldmaking Expo 08 in Novi, Mich., hosted by our sister magazine MOLDMAKING TECHNOLOGY. The pain of globalization was clearly being felt there. Mike Zacharias, president of Extreme Tool & Engineering, Inc. of Wakefield, Mich., told how his firm suddenly lost 25% of his...

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