Articles by Don Hegland

The data continue to show economic growth as the United States emerges from the recession.

The three articles in this special section provide a glimpse at how European companies are assembling their products.

Can we have too much productivity?

One year ago, we examined the question of whether globalization offered promise or peril.

This is dedicated to all who watched their children struggle through the debacle called "new math" a few years back.

The U.S. economy just turned in its best quarter in nearly two decades.

It is the technical workforce who transform technology into products that enhance the quality of our lives.

The high-margin technology-intensive production will remain in the United States, helping jobs here to become steadily better, safer and higher-paid than in earlier generations.

The world’s greatest deliberative body, a.k.a. the U.S. Senate, has labored mightily and brought forth failure.

Innovation never goes out of style.