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UAW Strikes Stellantis’ Michigan Truck Plant; 6,800 Walk Out
The UAW’s selective strike strategy has been successful in preserving its strike fund, which implies that the UAW can continue the current pace of strikes for 36 more weeks.
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China to Limit Exports of Graphite to Protect National Security
Under the rule, which will be enforced starting December 1, exporters will have to apply for permits to ship two different types of graphite.
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NIC Urges the U.K.'s Biggest Cities to Introduce Congestion Charges
The National Infrastructure Commission asked the government to invest over $26.7 billion in public transportation systems in Manchester, Leeds, Bristol and Birmingham.
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Volta Trucks Files for Bankruptcy Following Supply Chain Breakdowns
The decision to file for bankruptcy comes just two months after the organization’s battery supplier, Proterra Inc., also filed for bankruptcy.
Tysons, Virginia. Photo: iStock.com/Evgenia Parajanian
Rolls-Royce Eliminating 2,500 Jobs Globally to Cut Costs
Though Rolls-Royce did not specify what parts of the world would be impacted by these job cuts, reports suggest that hundreds of U.K.-based workers will be affected by these reductions.
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How Will 2023’s Peak Season Compare to Others?
If businesses fail to get rid of their supplies, they will be forced to refinance all their debt at much higher interest rates.
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Ford Calls on UAW to Cease ‘Acrimonious’ Strike
Bill Ford warned October 16 that the longer the strikes last, the more it helps non-union competitors such as Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Tesla Inc.
Shawn Fain walks with demonstrators during a UAW practice picket outside the Stellantis Mack Assembly Plant in Detroit on Aug. 23. Photo: Bloomberg
How Intelligent Automation Can Enable Sustainability in Manufacturing
Despite the many challenges involved, it’s becoming clear that brands who adapt to this new reality will be the ones that secure consumers’ loyalty.
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Toyota, Idemitsu to Mass Produce Solid-State Batteries
This comes months after Toyota claimed that it would be shifting towards using solid-state batteries after working on the technology for over a decade.
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UAW Resuming Negotiations After Expanding Strike to Ford's Biggest Factory
The decision by the UAW to expand strike actions to Ford’s Kentucky plant on October 11, which employs 8,700 workers, signified the strike's largest single walkout.
Kokomo. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage
Procurement’s Need for Digital Transformation in the Spotlight at DPW 2023
Digital transformation is not a project with a start and an end-date; it’s a continuous process, says David Rogers of Columbia Business School.
The bots are coming. Are you ready? Photo: Helen Atkinson
ERG Signs Deal to Sell Cobalt to American Battery Material Manufacturer
ERG will sell 3,000 metric tons of contained cobalt metal to EVelution annually, which will be used to build an Arizona-based low-carbon cobalt sulfate plant starting in 2024.
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