A look at holiday-themed Census Bureau data, from states that produced the most toys to U.S. places with holiday names.

Latest Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics data highlight the importance of this key economic sector.

Tourism-related industries dominate some island economies while manufacturing and construction are the leading industries on other islands.

The Annual Integrated Economic Survey (AIES) will provide key yearly measures of economic activity including business revenues, expenses, and assets.

Beer and wine will be part of many holiday celebrations, a chance to look at import and export data on breweries and wineries.

In the runup to Manufacturing Day on Oct. 7, we look at the growing role of women in manufacturing.

Workers credentialed through industry-supported training and assessment programs earned more than peers, even without a college degree.

The 59th Annual Small Business Week theme is “Building a Better America Through Entrepreneurship.”

Annual growth in e-commerce retail sales accelerated during the pandemic as more consumers shopped online.

The 83rd annual Mom and Pop Business Owners Day is an opportunity to highlight their impact and Census Bureau tools and resources available for small business.

U.S. Census Bureau statistics show Black-owned businesses grew in all sectors of the U.S. economy.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Business Dynamics Statistics show how the age and size of firms contributed to job creation and employment shares from 1976 to 2019.

Snack foods are big business around popular sporting events.

Data reveal the business of the holiday food industry from agriculture to manufacturing to wholesalers and retailers.

Phase 6 wrapped up October 17 and Phase 7 went into the field November 15. Will Phase 7 show that these economic trends are continuing?

This year marks the Census Bureau’s 10th anniversary celebration of Manufacturing Week beginning today and ending Friday on Manufacturing Day.

Over 60% of manufacturers responding to the Small Business Pulse Survey saw disruptions in domestic supplies and 39% need to identify new supply options.

Census Bureau’s Economic Indicators data capture earliest measurements of newest generation video game console supply chain.

During National Doughnut Month, we look at the manufacturing of doughnut-making machines through U.S. Census Bureau data.

Estimates from the Census Bureau’s Quarterly Services Survey show that some industries grew despite the pandemic while others saw declining revenue.

Stay-at-home orders and shuttered fitness clubs amid COVID pandemic up demand for bicycles, leading to bike shortages and higher prices.

Manufacturing ranked first in e-commerce shipments in 2018, making up $4.0 trillion of the $6.0 trillion in total value of manufacturing shipments.

The Census Bureau’s Annual Capital Expenditures Survey shows how much businesses spent to innovate and stay competitive, including investment in robotics.

The latest Annual Survey of Manufactures is now available and an updated infographic outlines total value of shipments in the U.S. manufacturing sector.

Recently released data from the Census Bureau’s 2017 Economic Census of Island Areas show economies of these territories mirror the U.S. economy in many ways.

Nearly one-fourth of the manufacturing workforce is age 55 or older and retaining and attracting workers is a challenge.

State and local data from the Census Bureau’s 2017 Economic Census provide insight into the businesses that are vital to our economy.

Held annually on the first Friday in October, Manufacturing Day showcases the contributions of a key economic sector.

Americans embrace recreational vehicles as sales have grown steadily for years.

The Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics teamed up to create Dispersion Statistics on Productivity, to measure productivity and economic performance.

Census Bureau shares a wealth of manufacturing data to celebrate the contributions of this vital economic sector on Manufacturing Day this Friday.

Wondering what will be included in the 2017 Economic Census First Look? And how detailed will it get? Listen to this podcast and get the answer.

More than 3.5 million people are truck drivers, an all-time high. Driving trucks is one of the largest occupations in the nation.

Profits in some sectors have varied as a result of recent changes in the tax law.