Car manufacturers near Galanta will employ only dozens from Samsung, others will have to look for jobs elsewhere
Car manufacturers in Slovakia are offering jobs to only a small number of Samsung employees affected by the closure of production, leaving many to seek employment elsewhere.
With war, arms manufacturers grow. Lockheed Martin and Saab are strengthening
As global tensions rise, arms manufacturers such as Lockheed Martin and Saab are seeing significant growth in their business.
Chronicle of Deindustrialization: Europe Buys 2.5 Million Fewer Cars Than Before the Pandemic
The European automotive industry is facing unprecedented challenges, with car sales declining by 2.5 million units compared to pre-pandemic levels, compounded by increased competition from Chinese manufacturers.
Tight Requirement Coming for Electric Cars – Not All Manufacturers Are Excited
New EU proposals will impose strict requirements on electric vehicles to protect the union's industry from Chinese competition, raising concerns among manufacturers.
The AI craze has emptied memories around the world, smartphones become more expensive
A global memory chip shortage caused by the AI boom is resulting in record high prices for smartphones and could eliminate some manufacturers from the market.
Chinese motorcycles come under scrutiny from local manufacturers, similar to BYD cars
The Chinese motorcycle company Shineray is being accused of illegal operations in Brazil, paralleling the situation faced by BYD with its electric cars.
Cacao-free chocolate is in the pipeline, but it won't taste the same
With climate change threatening cacao production, chocolate manufacturers are exploring alternative 'cacao-free' options, primarily derived from fermented sunflower seeds.
AI Causes a 'Tsunami' in Electronics. Smartphone Prices Hit Record Highs, Sales Expected to Drop
A report from International Data Corporation indicates that a deepening memory component shortage will lead to smartphone manufacturers facing bankruptcy and record-high prices this year.
The Tisza Threatens the Longtime Fortress of Orbán's Party: A Pre-Election Report from the Capital of Hungarian Car Manufacturers
Hungary is preparing for historically significant parliamentary elections where Viktor Orbán faces a strong challenger for the first time in 16 years.
"I've always had French cars": Facing the onslaught of Chinese vehicles, will motorists maintain their patriotic reflex?
As Chinese electric vehicle brands proliferate in France, many French consumers express a strong attachment to domestic car manufacturers and ponder the longevity of this preference.
Giant car manufacturer: billion-euro losses, blames electric cars
Stellantis, one of the largest car manufacturers, reported massive losses for the latter half of 2025 and blamed overly optimistic electric vehicle sales forecasts.
VIDEO: Drug Manufacturers Arrested in Pierīga with Special Forces Involvement
The State Police in Pierīga arrested a group of three individuals involved in the illegal production and distribution of narcotics.
Infant formula: cereulide toxin identified for the first time in a baby hospitalized in France
The cereulide toxin has been confirmed in a baby hospitalized in France, marking the first such case linked to the ongoing recall of infant formulas impacting major manufacturers.
The prices of new cars are dropping, lack of minerals in the USA, and a boom in emerging markets
New car prices in Poland are declining alongside a drop in sales, prompting manufacturers to offer significant discounts; meanwhile, a shortage of key rare minerals in the USA is affecting production.
Chinese pressure suffocates European manufacturers. The industry is preparing drastic cuts
European car manufacturers are facing significant pressure due to competitive pricing from Chinese producers, leading to necessary price reductions and industry cutbacks.
Chinese competition puts European car manufacturers against the wall
The article discusses the pressures faced by European automotive companies due to aggressive competition from Chinese manufacturers, leading to price reductions and potential market exits.
Tesla's Chinese Supply Chain Raises Alarms in the U.S.
Chinese parts manufacturers are rapidly setting up plants around Monterrey, Mexico, to supply Tesla's upcoming gigafactory, raising concerns in Washington about reliance on Chinese components.
Analytics Company: The Smartphone Market Will Shrink by 12.9% This Year Due to Chip Shortage
The smartphone market is expected to decline by 12.9% this year due to a global chip shortage impacting manufacturers and driving up component costs.
Trump is a 'friend' of the peso: This is the reason he wants a weak dollar
Former President Donald Trump argues that a strong dollar is detrimental to U.S. manufacturers, while Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen presents a more nuanced view on its economic implications.
Daughters of Its... Omicron: Variant Mutations Render Antibody Drugs 'Useless'
Constant mutations of COVID-19 are making it increasingly difficult for manufacturers to keep up, leading to the ineffectiveness of the last two antibody drugs on the market.
Industries lose 15% energy to weak maintenance – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria reports that poor maintenance practices lead to significant energy waste in Nigerian factories, averaging between 10% and 15%.
Investors retreat as manufacturing sector loses appeal – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria reports a significant decline in foreign investment in the manufacturing sector despite an overall increase in capital importation into the country.
Wave of Chinese imports: 50 tariff barriers expire, complicating the president of the UIA's company
The expiration of tariff barriers against Chinese imports raises concerns among Argentine manufacturers, particularly following the government's rejection of anti-dumping measures favoring local industry.
Small Homologation, Big Doubts. How Chinese Brands Sell Cars in Poland?
The article discusses the challenges and strategies of Chinese car manufacturers seeking homologation to sell vehicles in the Polish market within the EU regulatory framework.
PARC FERMÉ ⟩ WRC in uncertainty: where have the allowed new teams gone?
The latest "Parc Fermé" rally show discusses the lack of new manufacturers in WRC and previews the upcoming Finnish championship event.
Ukraine's Roboneers company partners with Latvian underwater and ground robotics manufacturers
Ukrainian defense firm Roboneers has formed a partnership with Latvian companies SUBmerge Baltic and Baltic Forces to enhance technological capabilities in defense.
Fair Trade Commission Investigates School Uniform Price Collusion Involving Four Manufacturers and 40 Agencies Nationwide
The Fair Trade Commission of South Korea launched a nationwide investigation into suspected collusion among school uniform manufacturers and retailers following complaints about high prices.
China Dominates the World Market: Friedrich Merz in the Land of Robots
China is rapidly advancing in humanoid robotics, enhancing productivity in factories and aiming to enter the European market, with notable manufacturers attracting attention during Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit.
Last Chance for State Support: Cogeneration Manufacturers Fear an Influx
Cogeneration manufacturers are concerned about the upcoming influx of demand in light of the last opportunity for state support.
Results Surprised: The Range of Popular Electric Cars Tested in the Cold
A recent test evaluated the driving range of 34 popular electric car models at low temperatures, revealing notable performance discrepancies among different manufacturers.
Greek Defense Material Manufacturers Association: The new board has been formed - President Tasos Rozolis
The Greek Defense Material Manufacturers Association has elected a new board, marking a phase of renewal and strategic redirection for the Greek defense industry.
'Ultra-processed foods are making us sick' - lawsuit against manufacturers
A lawsuit in the US accuses major food manufacturers of intentionally designing ultra-processed foods to be addictive, contributing to serious health issues.
Twins in the past, Nissan X-Trail and Renault Koleos arrive in Brazil with new platforms
The Renault Koleos and Nissan X-Trail, once closely related through their platform and engine, have now arrived in Brazil with distinct new platforms, reflecting the evolving automotive partnership between the French and Japanese manufacturers.
Logos of car manufacturers are disappearing from the front of American cars, attracting thieves with radar
A report on the rising trend of thieves targeting front logos on American cars, which are often outfitted with radar systems.
Chinese manufacturers prepare for battery auction in Brazil
Chinese manufacturers of solar panels and other electrical equipment are increasing their presence in Brazil to compete in the country's battery market.
Beyond FATE: auto parts manufacturers are converting into importers and nearly 7,000 jobs have been lost in the last two years
The importation of goods has severely impacted the national auto parts industry, leading to significant job losses and business closures.
Politico: Trump's Administration Threatens EU
The Trump administration has threatened European countries with retaliation if they begin to favor arms purchases from European manufacturers over U.S. suppliers.
The Ugly Final Bill of Detroit's Auto Giants Electric Car Adventure – Tens of Billions in Losses
Detroit's major auto manufacturers face significant financial losses, exceeding $50 billion, in their electric vehicle ventures due to declining sales and political shifts.
Thailand has become one of Russia's main drone suppliers
Thailand is now a pivotal hub for China’s drone exports to Russia, facilitating a significant volume of military supplies despite official denials from the Chinese manufacturers.
The Fair Trade Commission has issued a ‘price re-determination order’ for the first time in 20 years...initiating a review of flour collusion
The South Korean Fair Trade Commission has initiated a review into alleged collusion among major flour manufacturers, marking the first use of a 'price re-determination order' in 20 years.
"Politico": Trump threatened Europe regarding armaments from local manufacturers instead of US goods
The Pentagon has opposed any efforts by the European Union to limit access of American arms manufacturers to the European market, warning of retaliatory measures.
‘Politico’: The US wants to see Europe armed with American-made weapons
The Pentagon opposes any EU efforts to limit access for American arms manufacturers to the European market, warning of potential retaliation.
The US wants Europe to arm itself directly with American-made weapons
The Pentagon has opposed any EU efforts to limit access of American arms manufacturers to the European market, warning of potential repercussions.
Toyota Workers' Union Requests an Average Wage Increase of 17,820 Yen, Smaller Companies Increasing Rates
The labor union of Toyota's parts manufacturers has submitted a demand for an average wage increase of 17,820 yen, slightly below last year's figure of 17,929 yen.
These are the 10 cheapest SUVs in February 2026
In February 2026, car manufacturers updated their price lists, revealing the 10 most affordable SUVs available in Argentina.
British manufacturing continues to face low orders and upward price pressure, says CBI
A recent CBI survey reveals that British manufacturing orders are below average, with manufacturers expecting price increases and a decline in output amidst ongoing economic pressures.
Americans Would Like Sedans Back, But They Are Just No Longer Available
American car manufacturers are considering resuming production of sedans due to a growing demand driven by the high costs of SUVs and electric vehicles.
The End of the Touchscreen Era in Cars: Buttons are Returning
The EU and China are reversing the trend of touchscreens in cars due to safety concerns, urging manufacturers to reconsider using physical buttons for key vehicle functions.
Airbus suggests split solution for Europe’s faltering fighter jet programme
Airbus proposes splitting the Future Combat Air System into two distinct fighter jets to resolve disputes among European manufacturers.
Large-scale restructuring shaken electric major: What is the impact on this year's spring labor offensive responses...
Japan's leading electric manufacturers are encountering challenges in their annual spring labor negotiations amidst pressures from inflation and a backdrop of significant employee layoffs.