British manufacturers are abandoning the United States as an export market, marking a significant shift in global trade relations. The US has dropped out of the top three global regions
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American semiconductor powerhouse Nvidia has unveiled plans to invest up to £500 billion in domestic supercomputer manufacturing facilities, marking a significant shift in US technology production strategy. The move comes
British exporters are grappling with unprecedented uncertainty as Donald Trump’s latest trade war measures create pricing chaos across global supply chains. The recent implementation of universal tariffs, particularly severe on
Recent reports suggest that Apple is taking decisive action to avoid the significant tariffs imposed on Chinese imports by relocating its iPhone manufacturing operations to India. The tech giant has
One of Britain’s largest private companies has unveiled plans to significantly expand its manufacturing capabilities in the United States. JCB, a renowned maker of construction machinery, has announced an ambitious
In a landmark announcement, Apple has unveiled plans to inject $500 billion into the US economy over the next four years, marking what the tech giant describes as its ‘largest-ever
One of the world’s leading computer manufacturers has announced a significant price increase directly attributed to Donald Trump’s latest trade policies. Acer’s chief executive and chairman, Jason Chen, has confirmed
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
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
British manufacturing has experienced its most significant downturn since the Covid-19 pandemic, with factory orders plummeting to their lowest level in four years, according to the latest CBI industrial trends
British wage growth has accelerated unexpectedly to 5.2% in October, casting doubt on potential interest rate reductions from the Bank of England. The Office for National Statistics revealed this significant
British factory leaders are drastically revising their investment strategies following Rachel Reeves’s Budget announcement, as the Chancellor’s £40bn tax measures send ripples of uncertainty through industrial supply chains. The latest
European manufacturing sectors are experiencing a severe downturn, with both the UK and Eurozone reporting concerning figures for November. The manufacturing PMI in the UK plummeted to a nine-month low
British manufacturing output contracted at its sharpest rate in nearly a year during November, highlighting deepening challenges within the sector as it navigates increased taxation and potential trade disruptions. The
Ford Motor Company has announced plans to cut 800 jobs across its UK operations, representing 15 per cent of its remaining 5,100-strong British workforce. The move comes merely 18 months
British model train and hobby specialist Hornby has reported deepening losses in its half-year results, despite implementing significant restructuring efforts and experiencing revenue growth. The company’s shares tumbled 15.4 per
