#Supply Chain

Apple has hit 25% iPhone production in India, a milestone years in the making. What it means for supply chains, consumers, and the geopolitics of where things get made.

As Nissan shrinks, its small Japanese suppliers are racing to Vietnam to diversify. The move reveals a structural vulnerability running through global auto supply chains.

The world's largest offshore wind turbine maker is building a factory in Japan by fiscal 2029. The move signals a broader shift in Asia's renewable energy supply chain—and raises questions about who wins and who gets left behind.

Taiwan's Foxconn warns prolonged Iran conflict will impact everyone as global supply chains face disruption. From Apple to Samsung, consumer electronics prices set to rise

The US-Israel strikes on Iran have triggered supply chain chaos across industries in just seven days. How long can the global economy withstand this disruption?

Toyota slashes production by nearly 40,000 vehicles for Middle East markets as Strait of Hormuz closure disrupts global supply chains. The move exposes automakers' vulnerability to geopolitical risks and shipping route dependencies.

China invested $24bn across 168 ports in 90 countries over 25 years. This isn't just about trade—it's about reshaping global power through maritime control.

Tesla leads 18 global automakers in supply chain sustainability while Toyota ranks near bottom. Is this the canary in the coal mine for traditional auto giants?

Iran-US conflict has crippled global fertilizer supply chains just before spring planting season, creating worst-case scenarios for American farmers already squeezed by trade wars.

Shin-Etsu Chemical's massive US investment signals end of China glut era and reshaping of global chemical supply chains amid geopolitical tensions

The US-Indonesia Reciprocal Trade Agreement signals a major shift in Southeast Asian economic alignment, challenging China's decade-long dominance in the region.

Beijing's escalating restrictions on Japanese defense companies are forcing Southeast Asian nations to choose sides in an increasingly polarized supply chain landscape