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Widespread Implications for Businesses After Massive Cyber Attack

The breach may have exposed hundreds of Sisense’s customers to a software supply chain attack and provided the attacker with a door into the company’s customer networks.

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Report Finds Global Coal Capacity Grew to All-Time High in 2023

The report estimates that the global coal fleet grew by 2% last year, with two-thirds of that driven by China alone.

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Avery Dennison, Controlant Partner on Device for End-to-End Visibility Across Pharma Supply Chain

The Saga Card offers real-time inventory data at the city, region, and country level for pharmaceutical providers.

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Mulls Possible Tariffs on Green Energy Exports from China

Yellen had previously expressed concerns that China's surplus of green technology exports could be hurting American manufacturers.

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Taiwan Company to Get Billions in Federal Funds for New Chip Factory in Arizona

TSMC will get $6.6 billion in federal subsidies for a third semiconductor factory in Arizona, set to open by 2028.

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South Korea Company Invests $3.9B in New Indiana Chip-Packaging Facility

The new plant will mass-produce high bandwidth memory used for AI computing, and is expected to open sometime in the back half of 2028.

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The Quiet Transformation: Reevaluating Cobots' Role in the Packaging Domain

The potential of cobots in packaging — driven by AI, machine learning, and IoT integration — promises a new era of smart packaging lines and predictive maintenance.

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Taiwan’s Chips Giant Resumes Operations After Deadly Quake

Taiwan’s semiconductor industry has restarted operations as the island begins to recover from its worst earthquake in 25 years.

Rescue teams demolish a collapsed building following the earthquake in Hualien on April 4.

Ford Delays Release of All-Electric Truck, SUV as EV Sales Lag Across U.S.

Ford shared that it will be "retiming" its planned EV launches at its Ontario plant, while pivoting toward a focus on hybrid offerings.

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Renault to Build Electric Vans at Plant in Northern France

The move is another step in Renault chief executive officer Luca de Meo’s efforts to boost local output at a time of transformation for the automotive industry.

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Blue Yonder Buys One Network Enterprises for $839M

The deal will mark around $1 billion of investments in acquisitions by Blue Yonder since Q4 2023 in its quest to provide a unified end-to-end supply chain management platform.

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Battle Over EVs in China Intensifies as Xiaomi Announces Sedan to Challenge Tesla Model 3

The smartphone company will look to challenge Tesla's status as one of China's most popular EV manufacturers.

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