China moves to stall Apple, BYD manufacturing shifts

China is restricting the movement of employees and specialized equipment for high-tech manufacturing to India and Southeast Asia, aiming to prevent production shifts due to possible US tariffs under President-elect Trump. The measures target technology transfers, potentially impacting companies like Foxconn and affecting India's solar panel and electric vehicle manufacturing sectors. Beijing denies harmful actions, aiming to retain production and jobs.

‘Chinese delay’ makes Apple and Foxconn seek government help

times of india - 14/Jan 03:37

Apple and Foxconn urgently seek Indian government assistance due to severe delays of specialized manufacturing equipment at Chinese ports. These...

Keen to have manufacturing in India, visa issue not affecting operations: BYD

hindustantimes.com - 19/Jan 12:08

BYD India's operations remain unaffected by India-China visa tensions, with positive customer acceptance of its products.

Govt reviews import basket as Trump returns to White House

times of india - 20/Jan 20:11

The Indian government is reviewing the import basket to consider sourcing certain items from the US, aiming to improve trade balance amid Trump's...

Trump’s tariff threat spurs auto suppliers to rethink production plans

cde.news - 11/Jan 08:32

Auto suppliers plan production shifts to counter potential tariffs.

Strategies for Overcoming Bottlenecks in Industry Manufacturing

standardtimespress.net - 18/Jan 11:29

Bottlenecks in manufacturing are a significant challenge for companies striving for efficiency, productivity, and growth. These obstacles—whether in...

President Donald Trump to hold off on immediate China tariffs, calls for study

thewest.com.au - 20/Jan 18:13

President-elect Donald Trump will not unveil China-specific tariffs on his first day in office, as the incoming administration starts with potential...