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VW Plans to Close German Factories for First Time in Company's History
The German automaker also plans to downsize its remaining plants, reduce worker salaries by at least 10%, and freeze pay raises for the next two years.
A Volkswagen plant in Mosel, Germany. Photo: iStock / aquatarkus
McDonald's Puts Quarter Pounder Back on Menu After Deadly E. Coli Outbreak
Federal health officials believe that the E. coli likely came from the raw slivered onions inside the Quarter Pounder.
Photo: iStock / ermingut
Mercedes Pledges Cost Cuts After China Slump Hits Margin
The results are a blow to the core of Mercedes’ strategy to help fund its transition to an all-electric future.
Mercedes’ third quarter revenue was €34.52 billion ($37.4 billion), down around 7% from the same period last year. Photographer: Wolfram Schroll/Bloomberg
Killing the ‘Ghost Jobs’ Legend in Manufacturing
Here are three things that smart manufacturers are doing to improve the work-life balance of employees, eliminate "gray work," and fill labor gaps.
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U.K. Food and Drink Industry Maps Out Sustainability Goals for Next Five Years
The United Kingdom's Food and Drink Federation is looking to cut down on food waste, reduce emissions and embrace more sustainable practices.
Photo: iStock / jacoblund
‘Serial’ U.K. E-Commerce Returners Responsible for One Quarter of Returns, Report Finds
Serial returners, who make up 11% of shoppers, will send back an average of £1,400 of products each this year, totaling £6.6bn, the report found.
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EU Considers Tariff Hikes on More Russian Agricultural Goods
Several EU member states eager to limit Moscow’s revenues have been urging the bloc to impose sweeping levies on agricultural and fish imports from Russia.
Russia is the world’s biggest exporter of fertilizers. Photo: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg
DOE Awards $428M to Address 'Critical' Energy Supply Chain Needs
The projects selected are each focused on one of five areas: energy grid components, batteries, low-carbon materials, clean power generation, and energy-efficient products.
Photo: iStock.com/kynny
Podcast | A Manufacturer Moves From China to Mexico. How’s That Going?
A contract manufacturer serving the automotive industry is riding the trend of shifting production from China to Mexico.
Photo: iStock / natatravel
How Additive Manufacturing Is Reshaping U.S. Industries and Supply Chains
In recent years, reshoring has evolved from a strategic consideration to a central priority for both policymakers and businesses. A key element of the reshoring push is additive manufacturing.
Photo: iStock.com/DedMityay
Improving B2B Supply Chain Promising With a Microservices Approach
B2B buyers aren’t just thinking about cost. Like their B2C counterparts, they have customer-experience expectations and shipping requirements to consider.
Photo: iStock / metamorworks
NHTSA Opens Probe into Tesla 'Full Self-Driving' System
If the agency finds that the system poses enough of a safety risk, it could potentially order a full recall of all vehicles that use the software.
Indianapolis, Indiana. March 2022. Photo: iStock.com/jetcityimage
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