Netherlands to slow down exports of chipmaking equipment to China

The Dutch foreign trade ministry and the White House’s National Security Council, while declining to comment officially, seem to have struck up a deal.

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Tesla’s Shanghai factory will be manufacturing fewer units going forward

While a Tesla representative in China declined to comment on the matter, some are stating that the demand in China is much lower than what was expected.

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Chinese solar manufacturing giants buckle down against international trade challenges

China is asking some of its biggest solar panel manufacturing companies to get tough and hold steady against an incoming barrage of international “threats” to their trade power.

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Trucking industry expressed distaste over federal electronic identifier proposal

The country’s motor carriers and independent truckers have not been shy about their opinion on the potential of a federally-mandated unique electronic identifier placed in large trucks.

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Indian operations are laid off amid Amazon global cuts

Regardless of India being one of the most crucial markets of growth, Amazon’s Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy’s cost-cutting campaign is making its mark on the country.

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The FIFA World Cup in Qatar is teaching a surprising lesson in sustainability and energy transition

Whether you’re a big soccer/football fan or not, industrial companies are certainly getting a crash course in sustainability challenges at the biggest global sporting event of the year.

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The Netherlands isn’t submitting to the United States’ chip industry interests

Dutch officials have refused the White House’s not-so-subtle attempts to curtail The Netherlands’ sale of chipmaking equipment to China.

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