The Legal Fight Over Section 122 Tariffs Intensifies
The legal battle over the administration’s Section 122 tariffs has escalated significantly since early May, adding another layer of uncertainty for manufacturers already navigating a rapidly shifting trade environment.
AMT NOW: Timely Economic Insights; Meaningful Connections
Our summer economic webinar; sustained demand for manufacturing technology; AI-driven business value; and more.
AMT NOW: Economic Momentum Returns as Manufacturing Tech Orders Rise
Economic Momentum Returns; Confidence in manufacturing tech investment; Tariff refunds vs. relief; and more.
Tariff Refunds: Real Money — but No Relief Yet
Following the Supreme Court decision that struck down tariffs imposed under IEEPA, the federal government has begun issuing refunds estimated at more than $150 billion. However, for most companies, the practical impact will take time to materialize.
AMT NOW: Navigating a Shifting Trade Environment
How smaller IMTS exhibitors can maximize ROI; Our Spring Economic Update Webinar recap; and more.
AMT NOW: Signals, Strategy, and What’s Next for Manufacturing
The MFG Meeting recap; New AMT board of directors; What comes next with tariffs; and more.
Executive Insights, Real Connections: Inside The MFG Meeting 2026
Missed The MFG Meeting 2026? Here’s a brief recap: AI in action, smarter strategy, economic signals, and new defense and biomanufacturing opportunities shaping what comes next.
Tariffs: What Comes Next Matters More Than What Just Happened
After the Supreme Court ruled that tariffs imposed under the IEEPA were unlawful, the Trump administration implemented a new tariff that can remain in effect for up to 150 days. While this is temporary, a new, more durable framework is taking shape.
AMT NOW: Harry Moser Reignites Domestic Manufacturing
January USMTO report; WiM and AMT partner for ELEVATE; AMT tariff webinar survey; and more.
Tariff Update: New 10% Global Duty Takes Effect, With Potential Increase Ahead
The recent Supreme Court decision striking down reciprocal tariffs eliminated one key tariff pathway, but the Trump administration moved quickly to replace it, so manufacturers and importers should prepare for ongoing complexity in trade policy.