Morris Beschloss

Morris Beschloss

Morris R. Beschloss, the widely acclaimed expert in the U.S. PVF industry. Starting his career with Hammond Valve, he has worked with Flow Control Group, Lunkenheimer, OIC, Ft. Pitt Steel Foundries, Valvulas Senkowski, Morrison Brass, and Conval International. Former president, chairman and board member of the Valve Manufacturers’ Association, he has also served the industry through the Industrial Piping Division of the American Supply Association, PVF Roundtable, and Association of Industry Manufacturers.
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Nuclear Power Gaining Ground

An improving image and new federal legislation could make more nuclear plants operational.
March 31, 2020
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An improving image and new federal legislation could make more nuclear plants operational. Meanwhile, the growth of America’s economy continues, with only the presidential election throwing uncertainty into the mix.
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Accelerating Small-Business Development

The ultimate necessity of unitary business direction can be enhanced by digital technology that is ready to be used.
March 2, 2020
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According to Thomas J. Donohue, CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, “small independently owned businesses” are the backbone of American industry. He further believes that digital technology will accelerate their economic growth.
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Less Reading, More TV-Watching

Political and influential sectors will be increasingly dominated by television.
January 6, 2020
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According to reported research, books are rapidly disappearing as a source of reading pleasure as well as in-depth information on a great variety of subjects.
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America’s Energy Sector Verging on Global Leadership

The segment of the business community is investing billions in technologies starting to change the current energy landscape.
November 5, 2019
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While the world leadership in the global energy sector has been controlled by OPEC and its dominator, Saudi Arabia, the United States, the leading world user, has risen to first place due to hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” within the short period comprising the current century.
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Debt-Ceiling Postponement a Two-Party Disaster

This rare consensus by both parties leaves the tax-paying American public holding the bag with no one to verbalize their contempt.
October 8, 2019
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While it appeared the U.S. debt ceiling, which had already surpassed the previous $20 trillion “top” by almost three trillion dollars at the end of July, would become a significant congressional confrontation, it was cast aside without a murmur.
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Federal Reserve Treasuries Stockpile Poised to Double

Most Wall Street dealers expect the Fed to start accumulating treasuries by mid-2020.
September 4, 2019
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During the 2007-2012 financial crisis, the Federal Reserve bought U.S. Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities to uplift the economy. With the economy growing steadily and the Federal Reserve riding an all-time high reserve, one might think the opposite would be the case.
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Coal and Climatology Concerns

When it comes to power generation, coal is still supreme in much of the world.
August 8, 2019
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When President Donald Trump recently raised eyebrows in calling his predecessor President Barack Obama’s “war on climatological impurities” a hoax, he stunned much of America’s believers, who had approved the cutback in the “belching” of carbon dioxide (CO2). This called for the limitation of coal production and cutting back U.S. manufacturing, in general, to “save the air.”
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Global Economic Outlook for 2019

The U.S. Federal Reserve Board’s decision to slow interest rate increases was followed by similar actions in Canada, the UK and the EU.
May 6, 2019
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While economic pressure has forced the U.S. Federal Reserve into slowing its four-year quarterly interest uptick, similar pressures also are causing a re-evaluation of increasing rates by leading global economies.
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