Manufacturing

‘Labour abuse is baked into the supply-chain model championed by apparel giants,’ one labour rights researcher said.

US aviation body says a new manufacturing quality issue needs fixing but poses no immediate threat to flight safety.

Saudi Arabia has announced the latest rule changes despite the fact that UAE is its second-biggest trade partner.

Michael Taylor told a Tokyo court that the former Nissan chairman should have stayed in Japan and faced trial.

China is Tesla’s most important market after the US and this is its latest in a string of embarrassing setbacks there.

Authorities warned the plant’s collective contract would be terminated if the extended deadline is missed.

While urban jobless rate fell to 5 percent, unemployment for those between the age of 16-24 was more than double that.

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Supply chain disruptions, rising parts prices and culture clashes with co-brand partner Google are hurting launch plans.

It wants to shift some auto chip orders to domestic firms after facing a shortage as most of its suppliers are foreign.

China’s parliament expresses ‘resolute opposition’ to the bill, says it shows the US has ‘paranoid delusion’.

Serum Institute of India was named a top supplier of COVID shots but has been plagued by problems and failed to deliver.

Apple aims to launch a vehicle in 2024, has made building manufacturing facilities in the US a condition: Reuters.

World’s largest rubber glove maker’s products were banned by US on concerns of forced and bonded labour, Reuters said.