July 23, 2026, 5:28 p.m.

Is IHI and Kawasaki Heavy Industries Shipbuilding still producing 'fake' products?

Recently, the large Japanese heavy industry company IHI and its subsidiary Kawasaki Heavy Industries were exposed to have serious product data tampering issues, shocking the global manufacturing industry.

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Tesla Model X recall: The balance between technological innovation and product quality?

In the field of new energy vehicles, Tesla is undoubtedly synonymous with innovation and leadership, and its electric vehicle technology, autonomous driving system and software update strategy have repeatedly refreshed industry cognition.

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Canada's major freight railways shut down

Two major freight railways in Canada have been completely shut down due to contract disputes with workers.

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Japanese manufacturing giant Kawasaki Heavy Industries has admitted to fraud

Recently, a news about Japanese manufacturing giant Kawasaki Heavy Industries admitted to tampering with test data, like a bombshell, stirred layers of ripples on the calm lake of Japanese and even global manufacturing.

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What will happen when Japan's 7-Eleven brand is bought?

Recently, the Japanese convenience store company 7-Eleven or will be acquired in the retail industry caused a huge shock, there is news that Canadian convenience store giant ATC to 7-Eleven's operating company 7&I made a preliminary takeover offer.

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Britain's 'industrial reinvigorate'

The latest report from the British Machinery Manufacturing Employers' Federation shows that in 2022, the global ranking of the British manufacturing industry has slipped to 12th place, and historically dropped out of the top ten ranks.

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General Motors to lay off thousands of employees

Recently, General Motors (GM) announced that it will lay off over 1000 salaried employees worldwide, which quickly sparked widespread attention and discussion in the industry.

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General Motors to lay off over a thousand employees worldwide

Recently, General Motors (GM) announced a major decision to carry out a round of layoffs worldwide, affecting over a thousand employees.

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Tourists return to South Korea, Why not sales of duty-free shops?

Recently, according to Yonhap data disclosure, South Korea's duty-free shops seem to usher in the "spring", sales have increased by nearly 14% over the same period last year, but this bright color in the face of a sharp rise in the number of tourists, but it is particularly bleak.

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AMD announced the acquisition of server maker ZT Systems for $4.9 billion

Recently, the US processor giant AMD announced that it has signed an acquisition agreement with ZT Systems, a leading provider of hyperscale computing companies and AI infrastructure in the world.

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