The latest data from the S&P UK PMI composite output index reveals a significant boost in private sector activity, climbing to a six-month high in March. The index rose to
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Nvidia, the world’s largest computer chipmaker, has pledged to invest “several hundred billion” dollars in US manufacturing over the next four years. Jensen Huang, the company’s chief executive and co-founder,
A Cardiff-based startup, Space Forge, is set to revolutionise advanced manufacturing by launching an innovative robotic factory into space. The company’s oven-sized ForgeStar-1 satellite is scheduled to be sent into
The sonic boom of Concorde, a groundbreaking aircraft that once sped across the skies, spelled its ultimate downfall more than two decades ago. Its thunderous 110-decibel roar ensured the jet
Volkswagen Group’s latest financial results reveal an unconventional yet intriguing highlight. Despite a challenging year that saw a significant 30.4% drop in profits after tax for 2024, the German automaker
Ford has announced plans to invest €4.4 billion into its electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing programme in Germany, an attempt to revitalise its struggling European operations. The US automotive giant, which
Troubled British steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta is at the centre of a legal dispute with administrators for control of InfraBuild, an Australian steel company valued at A$6 billion (£3 billion).
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s leading contract chipmaker, has unveiled plans to invest $100 billion in semiconductor manufacturing across the United States. The announcement was made alongside President
The global energy landscape stands poised for a significant transformation as prospects of peace between Russia and Ukraine emerge, potentially reshaping market dynamics in favour of US interests. The anticipated
The US chemicals behemoth Dow has launched a strategic review of its operations at its Barry manufacturing site in South Wales, casting a shadow over a significant portion of its
Dowlais, the British car parts specialist, has struck a significant deal with American Axle & Manufacturing, valued at £1.2 billion, marking yet another UK public company attracting interest from across
The long-standing rivalry between aviation giants Boeing and Airbus has taken a decisive turn, with the American manufacturer experiencing a significant decline in its market position. After enduring a year
US steel giants Cleveland-Cliffs and Nucor are poised to make a joint bid for US Steel, mere weeks after President Joe Biden vetoed Nippon Steel’s proposed £15bn acquisition on national
The American aerospace giant Boeing is projected to confirm manufacturing figures at less than half those of its European rival Airbus for 2024, raising serious concerns about the company’s production
The European aerospace sector is preparing for significant trade headwinds as Airbus chief executive Guillaume Faury signals mounting concerns over potential US tariffs under a second Trump presidency. The industry
De La Rue, one of Britain’s most venerable listed companies established in the 1820s, faces the prospect of private ownership following a £244 million takeover approach from British financier Edi
