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Industrial Manufacturing: Page 116
These Companies Are America's Hungriest Wind and Solar Power Users
Major U.S. corporations such as Wal-Mart Stores Inc and General Motors Co have become some of America's biggest buyers of renewable energy, driving growth in an industry seen as key to helping the United States cut carbon emissions.
Ford Explores Bamboo Fiber for Lighter Materials, Stronger Supply Chain
Ford Motor Co. is the second major automaker in recent weeks to make the news for focusing on sustainably sourced materials for use in manufacturing.
UK Car Industry Says No Brexit Deal Would Cause Permanent Damage
Britain's thriving car industry could be permanently damaged and its supply chains crippled if the country falls out of the European Union without an interim deal, senior executives warned last week.
Opinion: Industrial Security Is About Protecting More Than Data
Industrial operators building their IoT security strategy need to think beyond protecting data and uptime. Within the plant, security also is about protecting employees and equipment. Beyond the plant, there is a responsibility to safeguard the environment, as well as critical infrastructures and supplies on which people depend.
Europe Research Center Tests Autopilot System for Autonomous Ships
VTT Technical Research Centre in Finland has developed an autopilot system for remotely monitored, autonomous ships that is capable of taking evasive action according to International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (COLREGS).
Race Is on to Mine Metal Powering Electric Vehicles
The race is on to supply more of the cobalt needed for batteries in the fast-growing market for electric vehicles - and that means fresh competition for the big players Glencore Plc and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
U.S. Producer Prices Unchanged; Services Costs on the Rise
U.S. producer prices were unchanged in May as energy costs recorded their biggest decline in more than a year, suggesting a moderation in inflation after a rise at the start of the year.
Investors Should Keep Cautious Eye on Growth Opportunities in South Africa
Sometimes there's nowhere to go but up. But the climb back to economic health isn't necessarily easy, as South Africa, once the continent's top economy, is finding out.
Opinion: Auto Suppliers Must Learn to Drive Change or Watch Industry Pass Them By
First, Tesla surpassed General Motors and Ford Motor Co. in market cap. Then Ford announced cutting 10 percent of its salaried workers before firing CEO Mark Fields.
Apple Issues Bond to Finance Clean Energy, Advance Closed-Loop Supply Chain
Apple Inc., which issued the biggest green bond ever sold by a U.S. corporation last year to finance projects fighting global warming, is doing it again.
When Currencies Fall, Export Growth Is Supposed to Follow - Until Now
For decades, economics textbooks argued that suddenly weaker currencies are a boon to growth, because they make a country's exports more competitive or profitable on the global stage, which in turn boosts domestic production and employment. What if that theory no longer holds?
Electronic Setups of Driverless Vehicles May Be Vulnerable to Hackers
Any part of a car that talks to the outside world is a potential opportunity for hackers.
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