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The industrial sector is set for growth due to reshoring, technological advancements, and increasing demand for sustainable and infrastructure-related projects. Hence, investors might consider investing in Southern Copper (SCCO), Illinois Tool Works (ITW), and Cummins (CMI), which are set to benefit from reshoring trends. Read more….

While Cummins has outperformed its industrial sector peers, analysts seem moderately bullish about the stock’s potential.

Cummins has recently lagged the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and analysts remain cautious about the stock’s prospects.

Almost half of those who have asked for support multiple times said they felt "overwhelmed" and "underequipped" for their role.

Employers: If you want young managers to commute into an office, you’ll have to pick up the bill, research shows.

As the industrial sector embraces sustainability and tech innovations, its long-term growth appears exceptionally strong. Hence, fundamentally strong industrial stocks Cummins Inc. (CMI), Owens Corning (OC), and Interface, Inc. (TILE) might be added to one’s portfolio now. Read more….

There’s a saying that people don’t quit their job, they quit their boss. And poor management certainly has a lot to answer for in the UK workplace. A staggering 82% of new managers in the UK are what the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) calls “accidental managers”, according to a YouGov…

Research has shown that nearly all of those promoted into managerial positions are all title and no substance: In fact, a whopping 82% of bosses are “accidental managers” according to the CMI’s research.

Study shows widespread concern over quality of managers, with 82% of bosses deemed ‘accidental’, having had no formal training