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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 68
Pay Up to Stay Home Is One Company’s Approach to Remote Work
Disco Corp., a Japanese maker of semiconductor equipment, has a novel approach to remote work — those who choose to stay home pay the colleagues who brave the commute to show up in the office.
As Car-Lot Inventories Dwindle, Sales Take a Turn for the Worse
A year ago, Ford Motor Co. dealer Rhett Ricart had a lot full of cars and hardly any customers. This year, he has a lot full of customers and hardly any cars.
A Win for Roads, and No Tax Hikes: Infrastructure Deal Takeaways
The infrastructure agreement announced Thursday by the White House and a bipartisan group of senators carves out $579 billion of common ground from the $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan unveiled in March by President Biden.
Watch: The Age of Industry 4.0: Trends in Manufacturing
Maurice Liddell, principal and senior client executive with BDO, examines the results of a survey of manufacturers and their efforts to adopt new technologies in keeping with the age of “Industry 4.0.”
Biden Needs More Than $52 Billion to Counter China in Chips
President Biden’s blueprint for the U.S. semiconductor industry marks an ambitious effort to set industrial policy for a critical sector of the economy, but the strategy will need more money and global support to take back chip supremacy and preempt a rival effort from China.
Biden’s Supply Chain Plan Aims to Boost Medicine, Chip Output
President Biden released a multi-pronged strategy to secure critical supply chains in products ranging from medicines to microchips, and is also weighing a potential trade probe that could result in U.S. tariffs on certain magnet imports.
U.S. and EU to End for Good Trump’s $18 Billion Tariff Fight
EU leaders and President Biden will commit to ending outstanding trade battles when they meet next week and promise to remove tariffs related to a steel and aluminum conflict before the end of the year.
Industry Groups Welcome Biden's Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force
President Biden announced Tuesday a new effort aimed at solving near-term supply chain disruptions to U.S businesses.
Intel Turns to Reverse Logistics to Create a ‘Circular Economy’
Intel has undertaken an ambitious program to eliminate waste from its manufacturing process, and prevent all used and returned materials from ending up in landfill.
Covid Outbreak at Chip-Testing Plant Elevates Supply Fears
A cluster of COVID-19 infections at a factory in central Taiwan temporarily stopped operations at one of the world’s largest chip-testing companies.
China’s Supply Chain Frontliners Bear Brunt of Surging Costs
China’s factories, power plants and farms are fielding the worst effects of a surge in commodity costs that’s yet to hurt the wallets of the nation’s citizens.
TSMC Construction of Arizona Chip Plant Is ‘Well Underway’
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. said it’s moving forward with plans to build a $12 billion chip plant in Phoenix, a step toward addressing U.S. concerns over reliability and security in the tech supply chain.
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