After losing $2.7 billion and 5% market share, Stellantis is making a massive $13 billion bet on its U.S. comeback. But can money alone fix the brand damage from years of aggressive pricing strategies?
China’s EV market leader BYD reports consecutive monthly sales declines amid intense domestic competition. The company’s 36% stock plunge signals broader industry consolidation as over 100 manufacturers fight for survival.
A major European consortium is tackling transport’s decarbonization challenge head-on. The Fuels-C project aims to convert organic waste into four advanced biofuels specifically designed for hard-to-electrify sectors.
While some automakers faced production halts from Nexperia’s chip export stoppage, Toyota’s supply chain demonstrated remarkable resilience. Their success reveals critical lessons in modern supply chain management that others are now scrambling to adopt.
India is rapidly transforming from electronics assembler to component manufacturer with $630M in new PCB projects. Meanwhile, OpenAI, Google, and Meta are racing to secure AI dominance in the world’s fastest-growing digital market.
Sanmina’s expansion of its Fermoy medical facility represents more than just job creation—it’s a strategic bet on the future of medical manufacturing. The company is positioning Ireland as a hub for next-generation medical devices.
A major US-China trade breakthrough sees rare earth export bans lifted and semiconductor investigations terminated. Meanwhile, Singapore authorities seize $115 million in assets linked to alleged Cambodian scam camps, and Google launches a massive AI subscription giveaway in India.
A $300 million deal for lunar helium-3 marks the most ambitious private space mining venture yet. But can Interlune overcome astronomical costs and technical hurdles to make moon mining economically viable?
Scientists have engineered nanoscale “offices” that could dramatically improve how crops convert CO₂ into food. This synthetic biology breakthrough addresses one of nature’s oldest inefficiencies with a modular approach that could transform agriculture.
While over 90% of manufacturers call digital transformation critical, fewer than 30% say their workforce is prepared. This skills gap threatens to derail Industry 4.0 ambitions across global manufacturing sectors.
