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Texas blackouts cost Mexican manufacturers $2.7B - Vimarsana News

Texas blackouts cost Mexican manufacturers $2.7B

Texas blackouts cost Mexican manufacturers $2.7B GM, Mazda and Volkswagen suspend some operations in Mexico 772 2 minutes read More blackouts across Mexico could be on the horizon with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement that natural gas sale and exports to Mexico will be suspended until Sunday. (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) Rolling power blackouts have affected key industrial sites across Mexico, including border states home to hundreds of factories producing everything from auto parts to electronics. Factories across northern Mexico states such as Tamaulipas, Chihuahua and ...

General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) - Texas Blackouts Cost Mexican Manufacturers $2.7B - Vimarsana News

General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) - Texas Blackouts Cost Mexican Manufacturers $2.7B

Share: Rolling power blackouts have affected key industrial sites across Mexico, including border states home to hundreds of factories producing everything from auto parts to electronics. Factories across northern Mexico states such as Tamaulipas, Chihuahua and Nuevo Leon reported more than $2.7 billion in losses from blackouts that started Monday when Texas began limiting natural gas supplies, according to Mexico's National Council of the Maquiladora and Export Manufacturing (INDEX). INDEX reported 2,600 companies across Mexico have been affected by the power outages since Monday.  General ...

Which developing economies will rise after the pandemic? - Vimarsana News

Which developing economies will rise after the pandemic?

The pandemic is accelerating the adoption of digital technology, which has a particularly strong effect on immature economies. Digital technology is unlikely to generate double-digit growth because its impact is largely limited to domestic economies, with no added boost from exports. But it can simultaneously and sustainably transform domestic emerging economies.