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Then and now: Technology, customization changed furniture industry in past 20 years

In furniture factories today, companies tout their cleaner atmospheres, well-lit plant floors and skilled positions theyâre looking to fill. Technology enhances the work. Twenty years ago, the furniture industry was much different. At the turn of the century, a large chunk of the furniture manufacturing jobs in the Catawba Valley were building case goodsÂ â wooden furniture or frames. Within 10 years, the majority of those jobs moved offshore, Craftmaster Furniture President and CEO Roy Calcagne said in a December interview. Many furniture manufacturing jobs left the area, and Catawba County wasnât alone. The industry that remains has evolved and is growingÂ â even more rapidly at the end of 2020 than before the COVID-19 pandemic started, furniture leaders say.

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Leadership During Covid-19: How 12 Business Chiefs Navigated the Crisis

From Clorox and Wegmans to Gap, Pfizer and Quibi, leaders found or lost their way in 2020 By WSJ Staff Dec. 24, 2020 7:00 am ET A furniture maker sent top managers on the hunt for thermometers. An airline CEO added flights as rivals kept schedules thin. A pharmaceuticals CEO led his team to create a vaccine. Two veteran executives launched a new streaming service, and closed it. Here are 12 articles The Wall Street Journal published in 2020 about leaders of businesses big and small in the midst of crisis.

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Outdoor Furniture Market: Impact of COVID-19 on Global Demand, Trend Analysis, Top Companies, And Opportunity Outlook 2024

Outdoor Furniture Market: Impact of COVID-19 on Global Demand, Trend Analysis, Top Companies, And Opportunity Outlook 2024
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U S Manufacturing: Why 2020 Was the Bottom of a Long Decline

https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-manufacturing-why-2020-was-the-bottom-of-a-long-decline-11608037200 David Litton sanding a dresser at the main factory of Century Furniture in Hickory, N.C., in May. The plant reopened with precautions such as masks and temperature checks for employees. Mike Belleme for The Wall Street Journal U.S. Manufacturing: Why 2020 Was the Bottom of a Long Decline Three trends offer support for the idea that we’re about to see a resurgence of Made in America products David Litton sanding a dresser at the main factory of Century Furniture in Hickory, N.C., in May. The plant reopened with precautions such as masks and temperature checks for employees.

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