Supplier feels the pinch after Ford cuts truck production (The Kansas City Star)
A local supplier lost jobs recently after Ford Motor Co. transferred a shift from the pickup truck line to the SUV line at its Claycomo plant. Johnson Controls Inc. had to lay off about 85 people from its second shift in mid-October, when Fordâ

Thrilled under 30
Twenty-five-year-old project engineer Nick Bristow was excited to discover he was picked as one of the St. Louis Business Journals "30 Under 30." "Someone from work nominated me; I am not sure who," Bristow said. "I got a cal

Jobs created by Army vehicle deal (BBC News)
About 50 jobs have been created in Tewkesbury and more people are being recruited as a result of a deal to build a new Army vehicle.

Major benefits: What degrees make the most money?
The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) just released the results of their Winter 2010 Salary Survey, and the list of top-paid bachelors degrees is again dominated by engineers.

Family seeks CBI probe into BMC <b>engineer</b>s death
A week after a civic junior engineer was found hanging in his Kurla ward office, his family suspects foul play.