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  • U.S. Steel Lays Off Over 1,000 Workers as It ‘Indefinitely’ Idles Illinois Steel Mill
    U.S. Steel Lays Off Over 1,000 Workers as It ‘Indefinitely’ Idles Illinois Steel Mill
    The company said the decision is meant to to help ensure melt capacity is balanced with its order book.
    November 30, 2023BY Bill Pan
  • South Korea’s Reliance on China for Auto Parts Leads to Calls for Supply Chain Diversification
    South Korea’s Reliance on China for Auto Parts Leads to Calls for Supply Chain Diversification
    South Korea’s auto industry has become increasingly dependent on China for parts, leading to calls for supply chain ...
    June 24, 2022BY Jessica Mao
  • Americans Less Likely Than Other Nationalities to Buy Electric Cars: Mobility Survey
    Americans Less Likely Than Other Nationalities to Buy Electric Cars: Mobility Survey
    Americans are less likely to buy an electric vehicle (EV) compared to people from other nations, according to ...
    May 24, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • NTD Business Full Broadcast (Jan. 4)
    NTD Business Full Broadcast (Jan. 4)
    A record number of Americans are quitting their jobs. Which industry lost the most workers? Ford says it ...
    January 4, 2022BY NTD Television
  • China Admits Its Over-Reliance on Semiconductor Imports Could Prove ‘Fatal’
    China Admits Its Over-Reliance on Semiconductor Imports Could Prove ‘Fatal’
    News Analysis A Chinese state-run media disclosed that China’s continued reliance on chip imports could be “fatal” to ...
    December 22, 2021BY Kathleen Li
  • Japanese Car Production Plunges Amid Supply Chain Disruptions
    Japanese Car Production Plunges Amid Supply Chain Disruptions
    Amid the global chip shortage, Japan’s eight largest automakers’ September domestic output stood at 398,075, falling 49.7 percent ...
    November 8, 2021BY Anne Zhang and Ellen Wan
  • White House Sends Letter to Taiwan, Seeks Help With Auto Chips
    White House Sends Letter to Taiwan, Seeks Help With Auto Chips
    WASHINGTON—The White House sent a letter to the Taiwanese government on Feb. 17 seeking its help to resolve ...
    February 21, 2021BY Emel Akan
  • Holden Cut From Australian Government Support
    Holden Cut From Australian Government Support
    The Australian federal government has moved to ensure global car giant General Motors "doesn't see another cent in ...
    August 2, 2020BY AAP
  • USMCA: Auto Sector Can Adapt, but Dairy Industry Will Take a Hit
    USMCA: Auto Sector Can Adapt, but Dairy Industry Will Take a Hit
    The ink was barely dry on the finalized United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement when it came into effect July 1, ...
    July 7, 2020BY Lee Harding
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    NEW By Tom Gantert
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    6hr By Nicholas Zifcak, Epoch Times
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