Browsing: Power Shift

Kris Kelly, president and chief executive of Velocity Electronics, says the electronics supply chain is heading into a more divided…

Hyundai Engineering has signed a broad fair trade and mutual growth agreement with South Korea’s antitrust regulator in a move…

Running a restaurant has long been about more than keeping shelves full. In an industry where margins are tight and…

The shortage of Diet Coke in India is a small consumer inconvenience with a much larger lesson about how far-flung…

By 2026, plant buying has become far more than a matter of choosing attractive stock for the season. It now…

The electric vehicle boom is increasingly being shaped not just by battery chemistry or consumer appetite, but by a new…

Dell Technologies’ reputation for getting hardware out the door when rivals cannot is emerging as a commercial weapon at exactly…

UK fabricators are bracing for a fresh squeeze as new steel import measures prepare to come into force in July,…

Volatility has long been part of the semiconductor business, but for suppliers serving aerospace, industrial and infrastructure customers, the ability…

A quiet but consequential shift is reshaping UK grocery retail: convenience is no longer a supporting act, but the…

China’s latest tightening of rare earth exports has reopened an old Japanese anxiety: how much reliance on a single supplier…

Industrial companies are no longer dealing with disruption as a temporary setback. They are having to operate through a more…

Toyota’s evolving approach to supply chain resilience shows how manufacturers are trying to protect the gains of lean production without…

Matthew Plaud, chief operating officer of IntegriCell at Cryoport Systems, has argued that the real test for advanced therapy supply…

Hyundai’s decision to send vessels around the Cape of Good Hope to avoid the Strait of Hormuz is more than…