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(Bloomberg) -- China is on the cusp of lifting an almost three-year grounding of Boeing Co.’s 737 Max, after the nation’s civil aviation body on Thursday issued an airworthiness directive for the Read more
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How Card Issuers and Merchants Maneuvered One Year of Mastercard’s Magstripe Phase Out
August 13, 2022
Coming up on one year from the official announcement, retailers and card issuers rejoiced at Mastercard’s announcement that by 2024, issuers will no longer be required to use magnetic stripes on their Read more
DeLorean is Back…Actually They Never Left Us!
August 12, 2022
The forthcoming debut of the latest DeLorean iteration is discussed on the latest episode of “Are We There Yet?”. Host Grant Harrell talked with the automaker’s Chief Marketing Officer, Troy Beetz, Read more
How Teach for America Brings Diversity in Education to Houston Schools
August 12, 2022
Teach for America has been a cornerstone in creating more educators for the nation. The nonprofit founded in 1989 operates in more than two dozen regions across the country and introduces commitment Read more
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Boeing 737 Max Is Approved for Service in China After Nearly Three-Year Grounding
December 2, 2021
(Bloomberg) -- China is on the cusp of lifting an almost three-year grounding of Boeing Co.’s 737 Max, after the nation’s civil aviation body on Thursday issued an airworthiness directive for the Read more
China Port Shutdown Raises Concerns for Global Shipping
August 13, 2021
China partially closed one of the world’s busiest container ports due to a Covid outbreak. Bloomberg’s James Mayger reports on the potential impact the move could have on global trade. Read more
What Do China’s Import & Exports Mean for the Rest of the World?
June 21, 2021
China, the world’s largest exporter, has reported its latest import and export numbers – and they might surprise you.
While exports came up shy of projected growth (but still saw Read more
Apple Eyes Battery Suppliers for Possible Electric Vehicle
June 18, 2021
According to reports from Reuters, Apple is in talks with Chinese companies BYD & CATL regarding car batteries, another indicator that the rumored "Apple Car" could be one Read more
China Expands its EV Footprint on the World Stage
April 8, 2021
As Chinese automobile manufacturer Geely, the parent company behind Volvo and Daimler AG, plans to launch its sub-brand of luxury electric vehicles, a possible competitor to Tesla’s growing Read more
Can Geely Join the Ranks of Luxury EV Brands?
March 31, 2021
Some of the recent talk about the growing market for electric vehicles has centered around making EV offerings more affordable to capture a broader swath of would-be owners – but Read more
Huawei Smartphone Sales Tank Under US Sanctions
February 4, 2021
After sanctions imposed by the United States last year, Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei is struggling mightily.
The company fell out of the world’s top five organizations in terms of Read more
Tesla’s Newest Chinese-Made Model Y Begins Deliveries
January 25, 2021
China recently added another Chinese-made-and-sold Tesla to its stable, rolling out the Model Y electric SUV.
The vehicle has now begun deliveries in the country, with Tesla’s Shanghai Read more
2020 US Retail Imports Exceeded Expectation Amid Pandemic
January 19, 2021
Even with retail struggling through a difficult 2020 in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a monthly Global Port Tracker report, published by NRF and Hackett Associates, suggests that the Read more