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Express News Service BENGALURU: Tech giant, Apple said that it has put its key contract manufacturer, Wistron on probation, stopping further business with the iPhone supplier after a preliminary investigation found that there were payment delays to workers during October and November months and its supplier code violations. Wistron admitted to lapses at its Narasapura iPhone factory in Bengaluru outskirts which resulted in reduced/delayed payments of salary for some of its workers at the facili...

Evergreen Marine receives 4.75 stars out of 5 on environmental reporting As we said in a previous review, some Asian liners are doing quite well on environmental reporting: they have published Sustainability Reports for two or three years in a row, and, probably, trying not to fall too behind European companies, have done meticulous work with plenty of information and, above all, more data than their European counterparts. Of course, maybe just now, they begin to realize that their reports are ...

Losses from riot in India plant lower than reported: Wistron 12/15/2020 03:31 PM From facebook.com/MuniswamyOfficial Taipei, Dec. 15 (CNA) Wistron Corp., a Taiwan-based contract electronics maker and part of the Apple supply chain, said Tuesday preliminary estimates of losses from a riot in its factory in southern India were lower than the news media had reported. In a statement filed with the Taiwan Stock Exchange, where Wistron shares are traded, the manufacturer estimated the losses at its p...

Wistron India plant riot causes almost NT$1.7 billion in losses 12/14/2020 04:27 PM From facebook.com/MuniswamyOfficial New Delhi, Dec. 14 (CNA) A riot late last week at a plant in India run by Taiwan-based contract electronics chipmaker Wistron Corp., resulted in estimated losses of 4.37 billion Indian rupees or almost NT$1.7 billion (US$60.28 million), according to Indian media reports. The Times of India reported on Monday that the preliminary estimate of losses included thousands of iPhones...

Qualcomm Human Rights Statement Tweet This:  Article “At Qualcomm, we believe in the power of technology. We know that innovation can catalyze social change and that every breakthrough has the potential to impact society for the better. We also understand that we have a responsibility to uphold and sustain ethical conduct across our value chain. Our commitment to respect and promote human rights is a key aspect of this responsibility, and how we ensure that our inventions help shape a better...