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Apple cuts off Chinas OFilm over using Uyghur slave labor   In July 2020 Patently Apple posted a report titled "Apple Denies a report that one of their Chinese Suppliers are using Uighur slave labor on Production Lines." Then in December 2020 we followed-up with a report titled "Report Claims that Apple has expelled OFilm from its iPhone 12 Camera Module Supply Chain for possible link to Slave Labor." The report noted that the U.S. Department of Commerce had early in July designated OFilm Gro...

Hon Hai mulls plan to produce electric cars in North America 03/17/2021 12:47 PM Hon Hais MIH Open Platform. CNA file photo Taipei, March 17 (CNA) Taiwan-based manufacturing giant Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. is expected to decide later this year whether to manufacture electric cars in North America. Hon Hai Chairman Liu Young-way (劉揚偉) told reporters Tuesday the company is mulling the possibility of setting up electric car production lines in the U.S. state of Wisconsin or Mexico. As H...

Geopolitical tensions between India and China are beginning to hurt some of Taiwan’s biggest technology companies, including suppliers to Apple Inc. and hindering New Delhi’s much-vaunted incentive program for electronics manufacturing.

Geopolitical tensions between India and China are beginning to hurt some of Taiwan’s biggest technology companies, including suppliers to Apple Inc, and hindering New Delhi’s much-vaunted incentive program for electronics manufacturing. India has been slow to issue visas to Chinese engineers, who are needed to help Taiwanese companies set up factories in the South Asian nation, people with knowledge of the matter said on condition of anonymity. India is also nudging companies to opt for empl...

The wrangling may delay PM Modi’s plan to bolster India’s manufacturing capacity and could deter overseas investors, who invested $30 billion in the six months to September 2020.

INDIA-CHINA TENSIONS: The wrangling might hurt local firms like Pegatron, Hon Hai and Wistron, who committed to establishing smartphone plants in India/ Bloomberg

Geopolitical tensions between India and China are beginning to hurt some of Taiwan’s biggest technology companies, including suppliers to Apple Inc. and hindering New Delhi’s much-vaunted incentive program for electronics manufacturing. India has been slow to issue visas to Chinese engineers, who are needed to help Taiwanese companies set up factories in the South Asian nation, people with knowledge of the matter said. India is also nudging companies to opt for the more difficult to obtai...

India visa curbs for Chinese workers hurting Taiwan tech giants SECTIONS India visa curbs for Chinese workers hurting Taiwan tech giantsBy Shruti Srivastava and Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Bloomberg Last Updated: Feb 18, 2021, 04:07 PM IST Share Synopsis India has been slow to issue visas to Chinese engineers, who are needed to help Taiwanese companies set up factories in the South Asian nation, people with knowledge of the matter said. India is also nudging companies to opt for the more difficult to obt...

Indias Visa Restrictions For Chinese Hurt Taiwan Tech Giants Indias Visa Restrictions For Chinese Hurt Taiwan Tech Giants The wrangling may delay PM Modis plan to bolster Indias manufacturing capacity and deter overseas investors, who invested $30 billion in the six months to September, with the maximum foreign direct investment flowing in the computer hardware and software sector. India has been slow to issue visas to Chinese engineers. Geopolitical tensions between India and China are beg...

Shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) were trading lower by around 1.50 percent early Thursday morning in reaction to a concerning report from Taiwans Economic Daily News relating to iPhone 8 production. Apple may have requested a 50 percent cut in orders for the iPhone 8 possibly due to poor... Read More...