📅 The Week Ahead: Manufacturing Day 

This week, we're highlighting manufacturing data ahead of the 14th annual Manufacturing Day on October 3.

Check out our new data visualizations, Stats for Stories article, and more.

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📌 You May Be Interested In

• Webpage: Manufacturing Week

☕ Coffee Break!

Enjoy some data with your cup of joe this National Coffee Day! ☕

Census Bureau data show there were 23,506 employees working in the coffee and tea manufacturing industry in the United States in 2022.

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📊 Data Releases This Week 

• September 29: New Foreign-Born Population by Generation Data Tables
• September 30: Intercensal Estimates by Demographic Characteristics: 2010-2020
• October 2: 2024 Annual Survey of School System Finances 

📈 Economic Indicators

Wednesday: Construction Spending (Construction Put in Place)

Thursday: Full Report — Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories and Orders

💻 Upcoming Webinars

• October 8: Introduction to the American Community Survey Public Use Microdata Sample (PUMS) Files
• October 15: Unemployment Insurance Employment Outcomes: The Composition and Re-employment Dynamics of UI Claimants

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📰 In Case You Missed It

Childlessness is on the rise — except for women ages 45 to 50.

While the share of younger women without children increased, more women had children as they entered their late 40s from 2014 to 2024, according to recently released data from the Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey Fertility Supplement.

Explore trends across age groups on America Counts.

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