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Apple Reportedly Pushes Supply Chain Partners to Ramp Up Automation Upgrades
Apple is reportedly pushing suppliers to switch to automation. The company now requires suppliers to bear full automation costs, with order volume incentives as the primary financial encouragement. The latest shift is part of a broader strategy to reduce reliance on manual labour and increase production efficiency. The move also supports Apple's ef...
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In Resurfaced Video, Tim Cook Explains Why Apple Makes iPhones In China: "Truth Is..."
In the 57-second clip, Mr Cook clarifies that the decision isn't driven by cheap labour, as commonly believed.
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Emotional To Economic: The Costs Of China's Zero-Covid Policy Summed Up
Many factories have been forced to shut at a time when businesses are already scrambling to keep up with soaring costs of everything from labour to raw materials.
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Trump's Demand That Apple Must Make iPhones in the US Actually Isn't That Crazy
China's labour, real estate, and energy costs have increased to the point that they are comparable to some parts of the United States.
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India Can Take on China with Low Cost of Wages Says Arun Jaitley
Expecting a moderation in interest rates in coming days to spur manufacturing growth, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Indian industry can take on China with lower wage cost and competitive pricing of products.
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In China, High Demand for Robots but Too Many Robot Manufacturers
Chinese manufacturers, struggling with increasing costs of labour, favour more use of robots where possible.
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Robots lift China's factories to new heights
Giant robots might be perfect answer to China's fast-rising labour costs - they don't ask for a raise, get injured or go on strike.
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Robots lift China's factories to new heights
Giant robots might be perfect answer to China's fast-rising labour costs - they don't ask for a raise, get injured or go on strike.
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Rising Chinese wages a headache for US firms
After decades of US caterwauling about the crippling impact of China's low labour costs on domestic manufacturing, firms state-side now fret about the impact of rising Chinese wages.
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Apple Reportedly Pushes Supply Chain Partners to Ramp Up Automation Upgrades
Apple is reportedly pushing suppliers to switch to automation. The company now requires suppliers to bear full automation costs, with order volume incentives as the primary financial encouragement. The latest shift is part of a broader strategy to reduce reliance on manual labour and increase production efficiency. The move also supports Apple's ef...
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In Resurfaced Video, Tim Cook Explains Why Apple Makes iPhones In China: "Truth Is..."
In the 57-second clip, Mr Cook clarifies that the decision isn't driven by cheap labour, as commonly believed.
-
Emotional To Economic: The Costs Of China's Zero-Covid Policy Summed Up
Many factories have been forced to shut at a time when businesses are already scrambling to keep up with soaring costs of everything from labour to raw materials.
-
Trump's Demand That Apple Must Make iPhones in the US Actually Isn't That Crazy
China's labour, real estate, and energy costs have increased to the point that they are comparable to some parts of the United States.
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India Can Take on China with Low Cost of Wages Says Arun Jaitley
Expecting a moderation in interest rates in coming days to spur manufacturing growth, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Indian industry can take on China with lower wage cost and competitive pricing of products.
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In China, High Demand for Robots but Too Many Robot Manufacturers
Chinese manufacturers, struggling with increasing costs of labour, favour more use of robots where possible.
-
Robots lift China's factories to new heights
Giant robots might be perfect answer to China's fast-rising labour costs - they don't ask for a raise, get injured or go on strike.
-
Robots lift China's factories to new heights
Giant robots might be perfect answer to China's fast-rising labour costs - they don't ask for a raise, get injured or go on strike.
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Rising Chinese wages a headache for US firms
After decades of US caterwauling about the crippling impact of China's low labour costs on domestic manufacturing, firms state-side now fret about the impact of rising Chinese wages.
