The European electric vehicle (EV) market is undergoing a notable transformation as Chinese manufacturers respond to newly imposed European Union tariffs. According to data from automotive analyst Dataforce, the market
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The UK manufacturing sector is calling on the government to prioritise the development of a comprehensive industrial strategy to attract investment and mitigate the damage caused by the Brexit deal.
The pound has reached a 13-month high against the dollar, trading at $1.3118, as British companies reported their fastest growth in four months during August. According to the latest S&P
The Royal Mint unveiled an “innovative” factory which will recover gold from electronic scrap, allowing the manufacturer to create a sustainable source of precious metals for its luxury jewellery collection.
Harland & Wolff shipyard, Belfast, is known for building the Titanic. It was the largest passenger vessel of its day before it struck an iceberg during its maiden voyage over
After the split of Spirit AeroSystems by Boeing and Airbus, the future of a British aerospace facility is uncertain. Up to 2,400 jobs are at risk. The future of the
Spirit AeroSystems UK’s head has warned that the possible break-up of their Northern Ireland operations, in the event of sale, would be “extremely damaging” to the future of the company
Aston Martin Lagonda’s first-quarter sales have been slow, but the group says that four new models or refreshed versions released this year will allow it to achieve revenue and profit
As a result of growing concerns about the potential weaponisation of this technology by foreign militaries, the government is taking action against exports to foreign buyers. Exporters are prohibited from
Jaguar Land Rover’s Indian owner is spinning off its automobile division to prepare for an electric vehicle-centric future. Tata Motors announced Monday that its existing auto business will be divided
Emirates Airline’s head has warned Boeing that it is in the “last-chance saloon”, as he prepares to send his engineers to oversee Boeing’s production line after witnessing the long decline
Logistics experts warn that attacks on ships in the Red Sea could disrupt supply chains and create chaos for Europe’s retailers and manufacturers. Since Yemen’s Houthi militants, backed by Iran,
Volkswagen in Germany has warned its employees that they will be facing a wave of job cuts. The company is fighting the same high costs, low productivity and other problems
