Hoping to soften the economic blow of COVID-19, governments are hammering out the details of what could be the biggest corporate rescue in history.
Demand is high, supply is low, and shipping is experiencing challenges that extend to manufacturers, retailers and others along the supply chain.
Consumer companies are meeting demand for product customization, in turn spurring demand for flexible manufacturing to support mass customization.
As exemplified by the $19 billion buyout of Thyssenkrupp Elevator, private equity leaders are bullish on Germany and taking a different approach.
A single company dominates a crucial link in the global electronics supply chain, supplying the semiconductor industry’s most advanced equipment.
This video interview with Marie Morell, council for Region Östergötland is the fifth in a series from #BoydenSweden exploring female leadership, norms, and diversity.
Energy consumption by the world’s sprawling data centres may not pose an imminent environmental threat after all, according to a new study.
The new decade marks a potential turning point for the oil industry, where it has the opportunity to take the lead in the transition to clean energy.
Growing Scarcity, Complex Hydro-Politics and the Major Threat to Global Business
