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Hyundai Engineering has signed a broad fair trade and mutual growth agreement with South Korea’s antitrust regulator in a move aimed at curbing unfair subcontracting practices and reducing the risk of financial shocks rippling through smaller suppliers, according to The Korea Times. The pact, backed by the Fair Trade Commission,…
As geopolitical shocks, tariff disputes, inflationary pressure and transport bottlenecks continue to unsettle global trade, companies are moving away from tightly optimised sourcing models and towards more resilient, multi-country networks. The emphasis is shifting from the lowest cost to greater flexibility, with businesses trying to…
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Many technology leaders discovered, rather late, that the real problem with enterprise AI was not adoption but billing. What began as a modest rollout to a handful of staff soon spread across departments, and with each new team came another layer of licences, another line item and another surprise. The…
India’s pharmaceutical cold chain is moving into a more demanding phase, shaped by the rise of biologics, vaccines, specialty medicines, cell and gene therapies, and stricter expectations around quality and traceability. The industry’s next decade is likely to be defined less by warehouse expansion alone…
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View AllHuawei’s rotating chairman Xu Zhijun has framed Washington’s chip controls as an unexpected catalyst for China’s semiconductor ambitions, saying the restrictions forced domestic firms to build capability across the supply chain rather than depend on overseas suppliers. The remarks, reported by TechRadar Pro and echoed…
