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Sportswear brand On launches South Korea robot factory to tackle supply chain riskCaspar Coppetti, cofounder of On, said automation enables the brand to make shoes faster, with less environmental impact, and closer to its...- India's Counterstrike: Budget 2026 arms India with plans to blunt out Trump's tariff attackBudget 2026 targets export growth and domestic manufacturing. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced measures to simplify customs, r...
- Korean shoemaker switches track, from Tamil Nadu to Andhra PradeshHwaseung, a key supplier to global brands such as Adidas, had in August signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Tamil Nadu gove...
- Trump's 145% China tariff: Is this the end of 25 years of cheap goods for US consumers?New tariffs imposed by President Trump threaten to increase prices on various consumer goods, potentially ending the era of affordable prod...
- Shree Karni Fabcom debuts with 15% premium on NSE SME platformShree Karni Fabcom's IPO listed on NSE SME platform with a 14.5% premium. Investors subscribed over 200 times, raising Rs 42 crore for capi...
- Shein eyes overseas expansion to shift supply chain beyond ChinaShein will launch an online marketplace in Mexico this month, where products from third-party sellers can be bought alongside Shein’s own b...
- Automation to drive higher growth rate for India's MDF industry -Greenpanel CFOIndia's furniture industry will experience significant changes with the entry of organized domestic and international players and the adopt...
- Supply chain woes prompt a new push to revive US factoriesBackups at overwhelmed ports and the challenges of obtaining components as well as finished products in a timely way have convinced compani...
- 3one4 Capital to increase size of its third fund to almost Rs 1,500 croreThis follows a trend of venture capital funds mopping up larger corpuses amid frenetic deal making.
- Pooping in the pandemic: A bet on automatic toilets means this Gurugram-based firm is flush with ordersAs the pandemic creates a touch-me-not environment, a 20-year-old-company that makes automated washroom accessories finds a growing market.
- Additive manufacturing will drive new frontiers of innovation in the near futureAdditive manufacturing makes it possible to produce whole assemblies in one piece. Given the complicated geometries allowed, some of the pa...
- ‘Covid-19 has done the job of CEOs and CTOs, brought about digital transformation in companies’ALOK Masterbatches MD feels Covid has reduced digital lethargy.
- View: A job glut awaits India that neither protectionists nor robots can stopThe two dominant arguments against jobs are robots and protectionism. But both are greatly overstated.
- Why legacy Supply Chains aren't fit for purpose in the age of customer experienceBusiness leaders in the region today are challenged with delivering differentiated customer experiences; leading many to rethink the way th...
- Donald Trump roars, China yawns, US shoots itself in footChina's steelmakers care much more about is their domestic market, which consumes about half of the world's steel and has been doing rather...
- ET Women's Forum: Power women who are driving the manufacturing industryWomen are no longer a rarity in the automotive industry, be it the shop floor or that corner office.
- Modern day management mantra: Disrupt yourself first before someone disrupts the industryThe key mantra is to disrupt oneself before somebody else disrupts the industry. The only way to overcome the fear of future is to create t...
- What are the hot career trends and skills in demand for 2017? Find out2017 will be different when it comes to jobs at startups. The massive hiring by deeply funded, billion-dollar valued e-commerce startups ha...
- Swaminomics: Robots likely to worsen shortage of good jobsThere are no easy solutions for India. Instead of emulating China, it must march up the value chain, relying increasingly on cheap skills, ...
- Here's how a robot could revolutionise card-dealingThe svelte brunette is a prototype of a human-like electronic croupier says could cut labour costs and open up new markets for casino opera...
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