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MA-Tek, iST, and MSScorps report steady April revenue growth, driven by rising semiconductor demand

MA-Tek, iST, and MSScorps all reported steady revenue growth, driven by rising demand for semiconductor testing and new technology services.…

Cheap cars, costly decisions: Taiwan struggles with price of trade access

In Taiwan, car prices have long been a hot topic among consumers. With recent debates surrounding whether or not to…

Taiwanese AM auto parts makers expect increased demand from US tariffs

Since coming into effect on May 3, US President Donald Trump’s automotive tariffs have hit the industry hard. At the…

US-China trade talks in Geneva yield significant progress

High-level trade negotiations between the US and China, held in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 10-11, concluded with both sides reporting…

CATL reportedly seeks US$1 billion loan to boost Indonesia battery plant investment with HK IPO plans ongoing

Bloomberg, citing unnamed sources, reported that Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL), the world’s largest battery maker, is seeking a…

India roundup: Why Apple’s road to ‘Made in India’ is longer than it looks

Apple’s ‘Make in India’ journey is expected to be a rocky one despite rising number of suppliers there. South Korean…

USPS readies July rate hikes for Ground Advantage, other services

The agency said the increases, as high as 10%, will help it grow market share with more profitable volume.

USPS board taps FedEx director David Steiner as next postmaster general

David Steiner, former CEO of Waste Management, is slated to join the agency in July as it navigates Trump administration…

ArcBest sees 5 ways shippers are reacting to tariffs

COO Eddie Sorg described conversations with customers as a “mixed bag.” For example, some are utilizing more domestic manufacturing and…

Cold play: Toy industry faces ‘devastating’ impact from tariffs

Around 96% of American toy companies are small- and medium-sized businesses. Nearly half of them could shutter due to U.S. tariff policies.