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The Latest Executive Order Demands that the Semiconductor Industry Act Now

By investing in international cooperation and embracing data and technologies, we can illuminate the path to secure semiconductors and a safer world.

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UAW Workers at Ford’s Chicago Plant Vote to Ratify Proposed Contract

UAW 551, the local union that held a vote on the contract, said that 57% of the ballots cast by its members were in favor of the deal.

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IBM Uses AI and Visibility Tools to Boost Efficiency

IBM, a pioneer in the development of artificial intelligence, deploys the ground-breaking technology to make real-time predictions about the status and shipment of sales orders.

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Chinese EV Company Planning to Eliminate 10% of Its Workforce

Nio said that it would also defer or entirely cut long-term project investments that would not contribute to the company’s financial performance within the next three years.

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Nippon Drops Lawsuit Against Toyota Over Japanese Competition Concerns

The Asian steelmaker said November 2 that internal disputes amongst Japanese companies would hurt the country during a time of market uncertainty and a shift toward carbon neutrality.

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Toyota to Hike Pay for U.S. Hourly Workers After UAW-Detroit Deals

Workers at U.S. plants operated by Toyota are not unionized. But UAW President Shawn Fain has vowed to expand his union’s reach beyond the Detroit three by 2028.

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Watch: The Big Changes in Supply Chain Network Strategy

Richard Thompson, international director of supply chain and logistics solutions with JLL, reviews the major changes that are occurring in supply chain network strategy in the post-COVID era.

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“Dirty” Vehicles on London Roads Almost Halved Since June

Roughly 77,000 fewer non-compliant vehicles were detected on an average day in London during September 2023, a 45% decrease from June 2023.

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UAW Reaches Deal with General Motors, Potentially Ending Strikes

Overall, UAW workers will receive a 30% increase in wages over the life of the contract, which expires April 2028.

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Slump in Big Purchases Clashes With Government’s Strong Consumer Data

One explanation for the divergence is that Americans are souring on the future. Polls show waning confidence in the economy.

Harley-Davidson, which sells motorcyles through dealerships like this one in Kentucky, saw revenue plummet last quarter. The company blamed high interest rates and inflation for weakening demand. Photo: Bloomberg

Stellantis and Union Agree Pay Rise in Tentative Deal

The agreement between the UAW and Stellantis will see wages for most workers rise by 25% over the next four-and-a-half-years.

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China’s EU Ambassador Says Bloc’s Probe into EV Subsidies Is ‘Unjustifiable’

Fu Cong’s comments mark one of the strongest rebuttals yet by Beijing against the EU’s proactive approach to protecting its emerging green energy sector.

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