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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 93
Podcast | Coping With Component Shortages in the Electronics Industry
The demand for electronics products is strong. Too bad manufacturers can’t keep up.
Trade War Disrupts Supply Chains, and Spurs a Slow Shift From China
The U.S.-China trade war is miring global supply chains in increasing uncertainty — with over half of U.S. companies with global supply chains reporting adverse impact.
Additive Manufacturing and the Supply Chain: Opportunities and Risks
Many supply-chain headaches can be alleviated with 3-D printing, but there are some perils attached to the benefits.
Q&A | Why the Reshoring of U.S. Manufacturing Hasn’t Taken Off
Higher labor costs in China and political pressures were supposed to drive U.S. manufacturers to bring production home. We’re still waiting for that to happen.
The Most Valuable Commodity in Cyberwar: Real Information
Last week, we got a reminder that foreign governments and partisan operatives spend a lot of time trying to vacuum up very real information.
China Put Spy Microchips in Servers Used by Amazon and Apple, Report Says
China secretly inserted surveillance microchips into servers used by major technology companies, including Apple Inc. and Amazon.com Inc., in an audacious military operation likely to further inflame trade tensions with the United States.
The World Bank Just Placed a $1Bn Bet on Batteries
The World Bank will offer loans up to $1bn and seek partners for an additional $4bn to finance batteries in the developing world, it announced last week at the United Nations General Assembly.
Podcast | How to Build Your Brand on Amazon — and Survive
Consumer brands need Amazon.com. But how can they avoid being devoured by it?
Here Are This Year’s Top 15 Supply Chains in Europe
Gartner Inc. has released the findings from its annual European Supply Chain Top 15, identifying supply chain leaders and highlighting their best practices.
The Explosive Problem With Recycling iPads, iPhones and Other Gadgets
What happens to gadgets when you're done with them? Too often, they explode.
Trump’s Tariffs May Hurt, but Quitting China Is Hard to Do
Companies are reconsidering where to put their factories as the trade war mounts, but few places can match China’s convenience and reliability.
Europe to Investigate Amazon’s Dual Role of Merchant and Platform
For many independent merchants who sell their goods on Amazon, there has long been deep concern that if the e-commerce giant saw a particular product selling well, the company would duplicate it, but at a lower price.
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