Intel profits up but Microsoft's Windows OS suffers
Even though the global PC market is in decline, Intel's profits beat Wall Street forecasts, however Microsoft's Windows division suffered
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The future of television: 3D today, 4D tomorrow
Even though 3D television is only starting to enter the mainstream, 4D entertainment is already being touted as the industry's next big thing
Toyota planning sales and production increase in 2012
Toyota looks to bounce back from an eventful 2011 with significant sales and production increases in the new year
Honda to create new jobs and increase production
The start of new Civic production at Honda's Swindon plant will create 500 jobs and increase output volume
Intel cuts 4Q forecast due to hard drive shortages
Intel has dramatically reduced its fourth-quarter revenue forecast by around $1 billion due to a shortage of hard drives caused by the floods in Thailand
IPDiA and TecStar/Macnica Announce Distribution Agreement for Japan
After Americas and Europe, IPDiA strengthens its sales network in Asia with one of the leaders in electronic components.
Intel regains dominance in semiconductor market
Despite increased competition from Samsung in recent years, Intel has regained its dominant position at the top of the semiconductor market
Thailand floods impacting manufacturers
The production of several consumer electronics products and components have been seriously affected by continued flooding in Thailand
Blade Manufacturer to Appear at Prestigious ProPak Asia
High-precision blade manufacturer, York Saw & Knife, to appear at significant global gathering in Bangkok, Thailand.
WHO expects flu vaccine production to double by 2015
World Health Organisation says that 11 developing country manufacturers will join fight to prevent influenza
BMW Group's Manufacturing Network
Production of the BMW M3, to the MINI Cooper and even the Rolls-Royce Phantom on a global scale
Zach Galifanakis’ Hates Mel Gibson; Takes Hangover Role
It was the most talked about film last year, and not just because Mike Tyson sang Phil Collins. The Hangover starring Zach Galifanakis, Bradley Cooper and Ed Helms was a blockbuster and like every Hollywood hit, there’s plans for...
Toyota: Reputation unaffected by Recall
Toyota's reputation went for a toss with a huge recall of its best-selling Hilux workhorse. The recall that the company had to do affected all four-wheel-drive Hiluxes those were produced between January 2005 and February this year, which accounts to more than 116,000 models sold.
Redcar Corus plant deal ‘closer'
Corus UK Limited and Sahaviriya Steel Industries (SSI), Thailand’s largest steel producer, have today signed a memorandum of understanding to buy the Teesside Cast Products (TCP) from Corus.
The potential transaction is valued at $500 million.
Pfizer Strengthens Manufacturing Capabilities in Asia
The $100 million investment, will help it continue to “set the standard” for the manufacture of high-quality, safe and environmentally sustainable nutritional products for infants and children, Pfizer said in a statement.
Tata To Open Truck Assembly Unit in SA
Indian vehicle manufacturer Tata Motors is working on setting up a truck assembly unit in South Africa.
Ford to Build $450m Plant in Thailand
Ford Motor Co. plans to spend $450 million to build a new plant in Thailand, Manufacturing Digital can reveal.
The auto giant said the factory – which will be built in Rayong - would employ more than 2,000 workers with production scheduled to begin in 2012, starting with the next-generation Ford Focus.
Subcon 2010: Maximize your opportunities
Subcon 2010 is almost here and as we move out of recession, companies have to move quickly to take advantage of any opportunities.
The fast and flexible answer is to turn to expert subcontractors.
GM and Chrysler seeks nearly $22 billion more in aid
By Kevin Krolicki and Poornima Gupta
Toyota considers broad job cuts
By Nobuhiro Kubo and Poornima Gupta
