Manufacturing

Cost, labour and competitive pressures push manufacturers to artificial intelligence, advanced engineering

Average spot electricity prices have nearly doubled since the war began

Depleting inventories, cash-flow strains and rising freight costs are eroding manufacturers’ margins

The country’s relationship with the world economy is undergoing a profound restructuring

[TOKYO] Japan’s manufacturing activity grew at its strongest pace in over four years in April, as companies ramped up production and stockpiled goods amid supply chain disruptions caused by the Middle...

China’s rivals are learning how to get what Beijing won’t share

CHINESE manufacturing grew slower than finance for the first time in years, turbocharged by capital raised through share sales during a quarter that saw a surprise rebound in the economy.

Hurdles include concerns over returns on investment and integrating new technologies with legacy systems

For founders who know how to use the right levers, Singapore arguably offers a manufacturing story that few other locations in the world can replicate