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Acme Brick Co. recently celebrated the first load of brick produced at its newly reopened Bennett, Texas, plant facility.

Companies that are starting up, moving or expanding may be able to tap into state and local economic development incentives to save significant money and improve profitability.

Screening is an essential aspect of processing ceramic materials. An array of commercial applications for ceramics—from building materials to aerospace—is facilitated by the diversity of available ceramic products.

Firing ceramics that contain organic binders poses a unique safety consideration. When heated, organic binders release combustible vapors. Under some conditions, concentrations may reach flammable or explosive levels during binder burn-out.

In last week's CI CyberNews CyberPoll, we asked readers if they believe online consumers should pay sales tax on their purchases.

Does your company have terrorism insurance, or would you consider purchasing it for your business?

In last week's CI CyberNews CyberPoll, we asked readers if they subscribe to any video streaming services.

Over 40 state legislatures convened in the first quarter of 2013 and, as in previous years, they are actively introducing legislation that has the potential to impact the glass container industry and glass bottle recycling.

FotoCeramic, a specialist in digital decals, announced it has successfully met the challenge of providing all the tile transfers for a major piece of public art at Glasgow’s Hillhead Subway station—a 12-m-long mural recently unveiled to city travellers.

In many cases, an excellent service provider can probably perform this function better, faster and cheaper than manufacturers.

If nanoscience were television, we’d be in the 1950s.

As East Coast residents continue to put their lives back together after Hurricane Sandy, asset protection lawyer Hillel L. Presser reminds Americans that we’re all vulnerable.