"Game of Thrones" actors star in a SodaStream commercial ending their use of PET bottles while actors on set didn't get the memo. Also, KraussMaffei Group announced expansion plans in China.

Automotive cockpits will continue to evolve as more advanced technologies enter the interior in preparation for fully autonomous vehicles.

German machinery maker Arburg is building a new assembly plant for production of its large Allrounder injection molding machines and other turnkey systems.

Self-driving cars will bring new performance and design requirements, and that means more opportunities for advanced materials and manufacturing.

Milacron Holdings Corp. sold its blow molding machine business, U.S. and Chinese tariff escalations include finished plastics products and Taiwanese machine builders hope to take advantage of the tariff fight.

Plastics News is looking for the next cohort of young people who are making a difference in the plastics industry, whether that means solving today's problems or developing tomorrow's technology.

Plastics News is looking for the next cohort of young people who are making a difference in the plastics industry, whether that means solving today's problems or developing tomorrow's technology.

Japanese auto parts supplier DaikyoNishikawa Corp. is planning to open its first U.S. plant in Huntsville, Ala., on the site of Mazda Toyota Manufacturing U.S.A. Inc.

Canadian auto supplier Hematite Inc. is investing $11.5 million to retrofit a vacant industrial building for production operations in Fayetteville, Tenn.

The University of Maine brings in additive manufacturing, Ineos backs a marathon breakthrough attempt and designer Zac Posen uses 3D printing for gowns at the Met Gala.

Inteva Products LLC has sold its automotive sunroof and panel systems subsidiary to CIE Automotive SA, a global automotive supplier with headquarters in Bilbao, Spain.

Johnson Controls International plc's former power solutions unit is now called Clarios, following the sale to private equity firm Brookfield Business Partners LP.

Milacron Holdings Corp. announces they are getting out of the blow molding business, AdduXi Groupe expands in Michigan and Chinese authorities target Lepin, a Chinese toymaker accused of counterfeiting Lego products.

Davis-Standard LLC, the Pawcatuck, Conn.-based maker of extrusion, converting and thermoforming equipment, is growing in China.

The hype surrounding additive manufacturing is real, but successful implementation requires leadership buy-in, strategic decision-making and a company culture that encourages innovation, according to panelists at Antec.