MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content Deutsche with the note on why elevated US activity and inflation are not over yet: Sorry, we’re out of stock So far, share markets have been relatively calm about supply chain problems. This could signal investor complacency given that reports of supply chain shortages and price jumps have been hard to avoid. One of the most worrying examples is the global chip shortage. Indeed, the world’s dependence on semiconductor chips has been exposed during the covid pandemic as customers rushed to buy computers, game consoles, televisions, and electronics in general. There are 1257 words left in this subscriber-only article.
Jaguar Land Rover laid out plans to become an all-electric luxury brand, launch six electric vehicles in the next five years and become more agile via a hefty dose of digital transformation and technology know-how from parent Tata. The automaker, owned by India conglomerate Tata, is going to use its parent s wide reach in software, IT, communications and engineering to reimagine Jaguar Land Rover. In a video presentation, Jaguar Land Rover CEO Thierry Bolloré laid out a plan that rhymes with other automakers including GMand Ford that transforms the company from one driven by the internal combustion engine to one that revolves around electric, software and services. Where Jaguar Land Rover s digital transformation plan differs is that it has a bevy of sibling companies to leverage under one owner.