The Cleveland Convention Center will open its doors on April 4 to begin the first day of Forge Fair 2017, which will offer a full trade show and symposium programming.

I started pondering what President Trump’s election would mean for basic energy policy in this country as we move into the future.

Many of the North American forging industry’s most talented technical people recently gathered for two days of technology updates and presentations at the Nationwide Hotel and Conference Center in Columbus, Ohio.

The term “software” was originally coined by Alan Turing, but it wasn’t until 1957 that software was installed onto a computer hardware system as a tool to be called on as needed.

I would like to draw attention to Oct. 7 – about the time you will be reading this – to the fifth annual Manufacturing Day.

To me the term Brexit reads as if it was a declension from the Latin verb brexo, which I would define as “to leave the European Union (EU) as a Brit.”

At its recent annual meeting in Hilton Head, S.C., FIA recognized nearly 20 companies for their exceptional safety records during the past year.

Through innovation, our ancient ancestors graduated from the Stone Age and into the Bronze Age that, in turn, became the Iron Age. It is no accident that major epochs in human history are named after the types of metals that civilization learned work.

On Oct. 21, 2014, TimkenSteel ran the first heat of metal through its jumbo bloom vertical caster (JBVC) at its Faircrest Steel Plant in Ohio.

I must confess that two or three times during FORGE’s 2015 editorial year I started writing this column about the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).