[Breaking News] The United States Begins Investigation Under Trade Law Section 301... Including South Korea
The U.S. Trade Representative has officially launched a new trade investigation targeting global manufacturing over structural excess production, which includes South Korea among 16 nations.
"Made-in-EU" Guidelines: Europe is Stronger Than We Think
The EU proposes 'Made in Europe' guidelines to strengthen its industrial base while facing global economic challenges.
Toyota says claim it’s moving U.S. plant to Canada is false
Toyota has denied social media claims that it is relocating its manufacturing plant from Alabama to Ontario, attributing the misinformation to AI-generated accounts.
Russia Bought One-Tenth of Global Optical Fiber Production Last Year, Did Not Repair Its Own Factory
Last year, Russia purchased a significant share of the world's optical fiber production while failing to repair its domestic manufacturing facilities.
Manufacturing: Increase in production and new orders at accelerated rates
The Greek manufacturing sector experienced a notable recovery in February, driven by increased production and new orders, as indicated by the latest S&P Global PMI® data.
A race of robots is underway, and China has begun a sprint that could have global consequences
China's advancements in robotic manufacturing pose significant economic threats to Denmark and Europe, potentially influencing the domestic political landscape.
Manufacturing European Independence
The article discusses the necessity for Europe to achieve true independence in various sectors to be respected on the global stage.
Sandvik breaks ground on $51-million mining equipment manufacturing facility in Saskatoon
Sandvik has initiated the construction of a $51-million manufacturing facility in Saskatoon, aiming to centralize mining equipment production in Canada.
On car bonuses the EU is wrong to include gasoline engines
Marco Stella, CEO of DTS Spa, argues that the EU's proposal to include gasoline engines in car subsidies undermines European manufacturing, stressing the need for components to be made in Europe amid global competition.
Meet Digit: Toyota’s newest worker doesn’t need coffee breaks
Toyota Canada introduces Digit, a humanoid robot designed to enhance operational efficiency at their Woodstock assembly plant.
How the next China shock is shaping hearts and minds
The article discusses how China is transitioning from merely being a global manufacturing hub to influencing global cultural values and consumer preferences, particularly among younger demographics.
Sustainability Yearbook 2026: Pirelli "Top 1%", unique among tire manufacturers
Pirelli has been recognized in the top 1% of the Sustainability Yearbook 2026 by S&P Global, making it the only tire manufacturer to achieve this rating globally.
Military and dual-use equipment production in Latvia could become a new driving force for our economy
The article discusses the potential of military equipment manufacturing in Latvia as a response to global economic uncertainties and as a means of diversifying exports.
Sabol's Global Expansion – Manufacturing Medicines in Saudi Arabia, Biofuels in Indonesia and the Emirates
The Sabol business group is expanding its operations internationally, venturing into medicine manufacturing in Saudi Arabia and biofuels in Indonesia and the Emirates, while also expressing concerns over Slovakia's tax policies.
Semicon Fair in Korea: The Stressed Chip Industry
The chip industry is experiencing stress despite thriving from the global artificial intelligence boom, as manufacturers face unprecedented challenges and bottlenecks.
Could India Displace the Chinese Dragon from the Throne of Global Manufacturing?
The recent trade agreement between the US and India signals a shift in the global manufacturing landscape, seeking to reduce dependence on China.
'The world does not want India's progress...' Billionaire made a big statement
Billionaire Anil Agarwal expressed concerns that the world views India merely as a market rather than a producer and emphasized the need for increased self-reliance in manufacturing and job creation.
Sebastián Edwards: "The world does not wake up every day thinking about how to mess with Argentina: the country has to compete more"
Sebastián Edwards discusses the challenges facing Argentina's industrial sector amidst a global trend of deindustrialization, particularly in the context of U.S. industrial decline.
How the US can actually benefit from China’s ‘overcapacity’
The article argues that the US can benefit from China's industrial 'overcapacity' rather than viewing it negatively, as it reflects China's efficiency in manufacturing.
Modi's 'Bet': From Made in China to Made in India
The article discusses how India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reshaping global trade dynamics with the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiative and the Production Linked Incentive program.
Russia and India are about to put their joint civil aviation fleet on the global map
Russia and India have announced advancements in their civil aviation collaboration, confirmed by agreements at the Wings India 2026 airshow.
US-China rivalry: great powers that don’t make things won’t be great for long
The article discusses how nations that prioritize building productive capacity over financial gains are more likely to succeed amidst shifting global perspectives on power and influence.
Quantum Diamonds: Munich Start-up Could Become Indispensable for Global Chip Industry
A Munich-based start-up is developing high-tech machines intended for the world's leading chip factories, aiming to unveil previously hidden aspects of chip manufacturing.
Lack of materials or production stoppage. China's monopoly on rare earths affects the global industry
China's control over rare earth materials is impacting global manufacturing and supply chains, leading to concerns over material shortages and production halts.
China seeks ‘safe and reliable’ AI supply as global tech race heats up
China plans to ensure a 'safe and reliable' supply of key artificial intelligence technologies by 2027, focusing on integrating large AI models into its manufacturing sector as competition in global technology intensifies.
Amsterdam Stock Exchange: ASML Stock Above 1000 Euros Again
The shares of the Dutch chip manufacturing company ASML are at an all-time high, driving the Amsterdam AEX index to record levels despite various global risks.
Amsterdam Stock Exchange: ASML shares over 1000 Euros again
The share price of Dutch chipmaker ASML has reached an all-time high, significantly boosting Amsterdam's AEX index even amidst global political unrest.
Trump seen as top global risk in 2026 as US slips further behind China: Eurasia Group
The Eurasia Group warns that the US may fall further behind China by 2026 due to advancements in technology and manufacturing, with Donald Trump identified as the leading risk to global stability.
Eurozone manufacturing slumps – S&P
Eurozone manufacturing activity declined in December for the first time in ten months, with the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index dropping to its lowest level in nine months due to decreased new orders.
How to React to the Chinese Economic Giant
As China's trade surplus grows and its industrial exports increasingly dominate global markets, the world grapples with how to respond, pondering whether to protect against China with trade barriers or to replicate its manufacturing support strategies.