Comparable Leatherman models like the Wave+ or Charge Plus typically run around $120 to $170, making this Skeletool a much ...

Leatherman's tools are renowned for their durability, and many of these versatile tools are ideal for tackling garden projects like trimming and pruning.

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In this series, we explore how Canadian businesses are contending with global trade disruption. Lakhveer Singh Jajj gets goods.

The ChompSaw is a power tool made for kids to cut, craft, and create with cardboard. Its unique design makes it perfectly safe for little hands to use and easily carve precise corners or elegant edges ...

Some Leatherman brand multi-tools have been recalled because the knife blade tip does not fully fold into the handle. Although no injuries have been reported, Leatherman has recalled about 17,000 of ...

Based in the US knife capital of Portland, Oregon, Leatherman has been making incredibly innovative, precision-machined multi-tools for more than four decades. As sterling as the brand’s rep is, you ...

At its annual Made on YouTube event this week, YouTube unveiled tons of new updates, features, and tools geared toward creators, including updates to YouTube Live, new ways to monetize, and more.

America exports more music than any other country. But the real story isn’t how U.S. artists dominate globally; it’s what’s happening at home. To explore these patterns, the piano learning app Skoove ...

The Federal Trade Commission recently enacted the Made in USA Labeling Rule and updated its “Complying with the Made in USA Standard” business guidance. Both reinforce the “all or virtually all” ...

Leatherman Tool Group Inc. is recalling approximately 17,000 Charge Plus and Charge Plus TTi multi-tools due to a laceration hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Thursday. The ...

The next time you see a "Made in the USA" label on a product, you might want to think twice about its accuracy. The Federal Trade Commission has been cracking down on what it calls "deceptive" claims ...