industries

Profiles hundreds of factory and visitor's center tours in the U.S., arranged by state, as well as four in the Caribbean, providing descriptions of what will be seen and information on cost, free samples, time required, days and hours, group requirements, gift shops, directions, and nearby attractions.

Nobel Peace Prize-winner Muhammad Yunus argues that the problems of hunger, poverty, and inequality can be solved by harnessing the power of the free market, explaining how, by using basic business dynamics and theories, countries can work together to solve the world's greatest problems.

Presents a comprehensive reference library cumulative index to the Development of the Industrial U.S.

Contents include New York and the Industrial Revolution, Kings of the Railroad, Engineering and Invention, Corning, the City of Glass, The Rich Oil Industry, Westinghouse Makes Life Easier, A Bright Inventor, Photography in Rochester, Endicott: Shoes and Computers, The Impact of Industrial Expansion.

A comprehensive narrative history of 350 years of American business.

Contains a collection of nonfiction writings from newspapers, periodicals, letters, and other sources, that provides critical perspectives on issues related to the Industrial Revolution.

Profiles significant U.S. business events from 1974 to 2000 that are considered turning points, providing an event summary, description of impact, annotated bibliography, and cross-references for each.

Profiles significant U.S. business events from 1944 to 1974 that are considered turning points, providing an event summary, description of impact, annotated bibliography, and cross-references for each.