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News in-depthSemiconductors
Taiwan’s chip industry heads overseas amid supply chain shift
...Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co and Foxconn are not the only Taiwanese tech companies feeling compelled to expand abroad....
April 10, 2024
Boeing Co
‘It ain’t working’: Boeing’s quality pledges in question after Max 9 incident
...Those comments will now haunt Calhoun as he confronts the latest blow to Boeing’s reputation: the likelihood that a manufacturing error or lack of quality control led to a dangerous blowout of a section...
January 15, 2024
FT Live
Building an AI-First Organisation
How can business leaders use AI to drive value?
Thursday, 25 AprilHôtel Lutetia, Paris, France
News in-depthBYD Co Ltd
Wang Chuanfu, the driving force behind BYD’s rise
...“They understand that doing that by sitting back in China is not an option.” However, Chinese car companies including BYD are mostly unproven outside of their home market....
January 4, 2024
#techAsia
Huawei’s comeback ambition and China’s jobless grads Premium content
...The CEO said Rapidius’ business model will be different to that of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company the world’s biggest contract chipmaker, as it will not aim to serve a massive number of clients...
July 27, 2023
Corporate governance
Republicans target proxy advisers ISS and Glass Lewis in ESG backlash
...“It is not business anymore. [The Republicans] are doing this in a personal way.”...
January 17, 2023
News in-depthBankruptcy
Talc ruling a blow to J&J and the ‘Texas two-step’ bankruptcy jig
...But they warn that the ruling casts a shadow over the company as it seeks to remodel itself as an innovator in the pharmaceutical and medical devices sectors....
February 6, 2023
FT Live
Evolving retirement strategies in an ever-changing world
What new regulatory developments mean for IFAs
Tuesday, 30 April1 Friday Street, London
The Big Read
What it would take for Apple to disentangle itself from China
...Jenny Chan, co-author of Dying for an iPhone, which details the lives of Foxconn workers who assemble Apple products, points out that China’s labour infrastructure is uniquely supported by the state....
January 18, 2023
The Big Read
How Apple tied its fortunes to China
...“I have no doubt they just wish all of this would go away, and they could go back to business as usual. Because there is just no obvious way out.”...
January 17, 2023
Hong Kong
Beijing’s new infrastructure binds Hong Kong to mainland
...Qianhai, an area of mostly reclaimed land, sits across from Hong Kong and was marked as a district for co-operation between the two jurisdictions....
January 27, 2023
Globalisation44 min
Reinventing farming and food post-globalisation | FT Film
...Corporation, as a good friend of mine says, it's not a living thing. Right. It doesn't have a soul to save or an ass to kick....
October 6, 2022
FT Magazine
How Walmart convinced critics it can sell more stuff and save the world
...I peer through their glass cases, hoping to learn where corporations are supposed to fit into the great democratic project, but I see no clues as to what role business should play in promoting “the general...
October 13, 2022
FT CollectionsTech Exchange
Tim Sweeney: Epic will fight Apple and Google to keep the metaverse open
...As a business, they won fairly in one market: hardware. And they use that position to gain an unfair advantage over competitors and other markets....
May 26, 2022
Due Diligence
Can Tesla’s stock rally pay for Twitter? Premium content
...Its latest $1.5bn healthcare foray will do little to help its shaky apps business as Beijing cracks down on tech, and similar bets by rivals Alibaba and Tencent haven’t played out well....
August 11, 2022
Chinese trade
Companies braced for chaos as Xinjiang import ban starts in US
...“If the US insists on doing this, China will take robust measures to uphold its own rights and interests as well as its dignity.”...
June 28, 2022
FT Magazine
Inside Peloton’s epic run of bungled calls and bad luck
...It still lost money, but it listed at an $8.2bn valuation, with Foley claiming that Peloton was doing nothing short of “selling happiness”....
February 17, 2022
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Apple’s nightmare before Christmas: supply chain crisis delays gift deliveries
...As well as manufacturing and packaging chips in-house, they often outsource older chips to contract manufacturers such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, United Microelectronics Corp and GlobalFoundries...
December 14, 2021
The Big Read
The inside story of the Pfizer vaccine: ‘a once-in-an-epoch windfall’
...Tom Frieden, the former director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, describes this comment as “egregious”....
November 30, 2021
Nuclear energy
Safety blunders fuel Japan’s mistrust of nuclear power
...Tepco’s corporate culture was heavily criticised after Fukushima, with an independent report citing misplaced deference and reluctance to question authority within the company as root causes of the disaster...
July 23, 2021
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Restarting Nissan: Makoto Uchida takes corporate Japan’s toughest job
...At that time, Uchida “felt the company was [becoming a] role model for Japanese corporations as it was dynamically expanding its global business with alliance partner Renault,” he recalled during an inauguration...
August 29, 2021
Legal services
Top in-house lawyers redefine their role as strategic thinkers
...As part of the WPD deal, National Grid sold Narragansett Electric Company, its Rhode Island gas and electricity business, to PPL Corporation....
June 17, 2021
#techFT
Tesla cashing in on chips
...The iPhone maker is recruiting a business development manager for “alternative payments”, including cryptocurrencies, according to a job ad posted this week....
May 27, 2021
News in-depthNikkei Asia
‘An iPhone with four wheels’: inside Foxconn’s bid to build EVs
...It is doing so just as the automotive industry’s rigid, century-old pyramid-shaped supply chain, where carmakers sit at the helm with tiers of suppliers underneath, appears to be on the cusp of a radical...
September 2, 2021
The Big Read
Japan’s anime goes global: Sony’s new weapon to take on Netflix
...And as analysts and studios debate whether or not Japanese anime is poised for the global mainstream, some experts believe that its victory as a business model is already secure....
January 24, 2021
FT Magazine
Can Nike keep its cool?
...“For years, we . . . put all our emphasis on designing and manufacturing the product,” he told Harvard Business Review in 1992....
January 7, 2021
News in-depthThe Big Read
Covid vaccines offer Big Pharma a chance of rehabilitation
...“In 2009-10, pharma companies were priced as if they were going to go out of business, as if they were never going to have a [new] drug again,” he says....
November 27, 2020

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