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Semiconductor Shortage

  • Honda Raises Annual Profit Forecast After Beating Quarterly View
    Honda Raises Annual Profit Forecast After Beating Quarterly View
    TOKYO—Japan's Honda Motor Co. raised the outlook for its full-year operating profit on Wednesday thanks to weaker yen, but warned against over-optimism as it saw the chips shortage continuing and ...
    August 11, 2022BY Reuters
  • Chinese Rocket Debris to Soon Fall in Uncontrolled Reentry; Sen. Joe Manchin Changes Course on BBB | NTD Good Morning
    Chinese Rocket Debris to Soon Fall in Uncontrolled Reentry; Sen. Joe Manchin Changes Course on BBB | NTD Good Morning
    Remnants of a massive Chinese rocket are expected to streak through the atmosphere this weekend in an uncontrolled ...
    July 28, 2022BY Evelyn Li
  • Samsung Electronics Co. Investing $360 Billion to Build Chips, Boost Biotech Business
    Samsung Electronics Co. Investing $360 Billion to Build Chips, Boost Biotech Business
    Samsung Electronics Co. will spend 450 trillion won (about $360 billion) over the next several years until 2026 ...
    May 24, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Honda to Slash Production by 50 Percent at Domestic Plant in Early May
    Honda to Slash Production by 50 Percent at Domestic Plant in Early May
    TOKYO—Honda Motor Co. is planning to cut production by about 50 percent on two lines of one of ...
    April 23, 2022BY Reuters
  • War in Ukraine Putting European Carmakers in a Tight Spot
    War in Ukraine Putting European Carmakers in a Tight Spot
    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has further disrupted global supply chains with automakers facing challenges like shortages of components ...
    March 8, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Toyota Cutting Down on Vehicle Production Due to Semiconductor Shortages
    Toyota Cutting Down on Vehicle Production Due to Semiconductor Shortages
    Toyota will manufacture 150,000 fewer cars in February, the company announced Tuesday, with the latest cut in numbers ...
    January 19, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Ford Teams Up With Chip Giant GlobalFoundries to Boost US Semiconductor Supply
    Ford Teams Up With Chip Giant GlobalFoundries to Boost US Semiconductor Supply
    Ford Motor Co. and U.S.-based chip maker GlobalFoundries have announced a strategic deal that will see the two ...
    November 18, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • Chip Shortages and Supply Chain Woes Will Last Through 2022, Business Figures Say
    Chip Shortages and Supply Chain Woes Will Last Through 2022, Business Figures Say
    A chip shortage that is disrupting auto production and the technology industry is expected to continue until the ...
    November 4, 2021BY Naveen Athrappully
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