Frontline Tooling Solutions, one of North America's largest providers of cutting tools and sharpening services, has announced the launch of two new businesses: Peak ToolWorks and MaxxLife. Both businesses will streamline Frontline's products and services to the marketplace.

Frontline Tooling Solutions, one of North America's largest providers of cutting tools and sharpening services, has announced the launch of two new businesses: Peak ToolWorks and MaxxLife. Both businesses will streamline Frontline's products and services to the marketplace.

Frontline Tooling Solutions, one of North America's largest providers of cutting tools and sharpening services, has announced the launch of two new businesses: Peak ToolWorks and MaxxLife. Both businesses will streamline Frontline's products and services to the marketplace.

Woodworking machinery giant Homag has teamed with Kuka, a German manufacturer of industrial robots, in an effort to expand the presence of advanced robotics in the woodworking industry.

Woodworking machinery giant Homag has teamed with Kuka, a German manufacturer of industrial robots, in an effort to expand the presence of advanced robotics in the woodworking industry.

Woodworking machinery giant Homag has teamed with Kuka, a German manufacturer of industrial robots, in an effort to expand the presence of advanced robotics in the woodworking industry.

Woodworking machinery giant Homag has teamed with Kuka, a German manufacturer of industrial robots, in an effort to expand the presence of advanced robotics in the woodworking industry.

Woodworking machinery giant Homag has teamed with Kuka, a German manufacturer of industrial robots, in an effort to expand the presence of advanced robotics in the woodworking industry.

Katerra, a high-tech construction firm, has secured $865 million in funding from SoftBank Vision Fund. That money will go toward ongoing projects in the U.S., like the company's planned cross-laminated timber plant in Washington, as well as research & development activities.

Katerra, a high-tech construction firm, has secured $865 million in funding from SoftBank Vision Fund. That money will go toward ongoing projects in the U.S., like the company's planned cross-laminated timber plant in Washington, as well as research & development activities.