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Europe’s share of world chip production has collapsed but building new plants is only part of the solution
Biden’s plan to spend billions on health, home care and education is good economics and politics
‘Made in America’ surge under threat without policy change, industry says
Reshoring makes sense for some industries as competition rises between the US and China
Price of any support for the plants should be the exit of Sanjeev Gupta
Tech pioneer took a back seat to a resurgent Microsoft, but is now going supersize
At a time of shortages and superpower competition over new technology, the company is dominant in chip production
World’s largest contract electronics manufacturer looks to reduce dependence on Apple
President wants federal agencies to look into US dependence on rivals in essential sectors
Dearth of semiconductors has forced several US car plants to halt production
Carmaker’s chief still expects a ‘very good year’ and does not expect chip issue to slow growth plans
Production cuts to profitable F-150 range are latest disruption to global car industry
Volkswagen, Daimler, GM and Renault vie with consumer electronics groups for scarce chips
Governments should copy manufacturers’ willingness to adopt best practices
President touts renegotiation of Nafta but still trails Democratic challenger Joe Biden
The pandemic has accelerated the need for a new digital infrastructure
A nascent manufacturing base struggles to match advantages of US neighbour and advanced exporter
Biden makes inroads with suburban voters in state, which hosts first presidential debate on Tuesday
US brand struggled to compete with low-cost Indian players like Royal Enfield
America leads the world in design and equipment, but only makes 12 per cent of supply
Shares in former photography leader triple after the Trump administration uses emergency powers
Slip marks end to US group’s long-running lead, handing rival TSMC a significant edge
The Midwestern maker of bakery equipment has had three months like no other in its history
The death of globalisation and world-encompassing supply chains has been foretold so often it is hard to imagine it might actually be happening. Could Covid-19 be the blow that finally shatters them?
TSMC’s decision is a boost for Trump administration worried about reliance on supply chains in Asia
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