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From Pagers to Bombs: How Everyday Devices Are Turning Deadly in Modern Warfare A recent attack in Lebanon demonstrates how everyday devices can be weaponized, highlighting vulnerabilities in global supply chains.
Airbus Dominates with 766 Deliveries as Boeing Struggles to Recover Airbus leads aircraft deliveries in 2024 with 766, while Boeing faces challenges, widening the gap between the two manufacturers.
Electric Vehicle Battery Prices Fall Below $100/kWh for the First Time in History EV battery prices drop below $100/kWh for the first time, driven by improved technology and low raw material costs, impacting vehicle prices.
Apple's AirPods Now Made in India, Phasing Out China Apple begins pilot production of AirPods in India, marking a shift in manufacturing strategy amid rising costs in China.
Russian Aluminum Imports to South Korea Jump 35% in Just One Month South Korea's Russian aluminum imports hit a 12-year high, driven by rising domestic demand and global supply chain shifts.
China Protests U.S. Sanctions on 29 Firms Over Alleged Forced Labor China protests U.S. sanctions on 29 companies linked to Uyghur forced labor, calling them baseless and harmful to global supply chains.
Cook’s Third China Visit Signals Apple’s Continued Investment and Strategic Ties Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasizes the importance of Chinese partners during his visit to the China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo.
Monster Missile Alert: Hyunmoo-5 to Make Its Debut This October 1st The Hyunmoo-5 missile's debut during Armed Forces Day showcases South Korea's military strength and defense strategy against North Korea.
U.S. to Ban Sales of Cars with Chinese and Russian Tech, Citing Security Risks The U.S. will ban vehicles with Chinese or Russian software, affecting Korean manufacturers and favoring domestic automotive firms.
Big Brands Pulling Out of China: What’s Behind the Massive Exit and Restructuring? As China’s consumer market falters, global firms like IBM and Din Tai Fung are restructuring or exiting, while Walmart expands.
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