Henry Nuttall Saved from Administration in Rescue Deal
Henry Nuttall, a 161-year-old UK manufacturer of frying ranges for fish and chip shops, has been saved from administration after acquisition by HN Ranges, preserving all 11 jobs.
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British Steel Wins Turkish High-Speed Rail Order
British Steel has clinched a significant contract to supply rails for Turkey's high-speed rail network, boosting UK manufacturing and international trade prospects.
Giant Bicycle Founder King Liu Dies at 91
King Liu, founder of Taiwanese bicycle giant Giant and a lifelong advocate for cycling culture, has passed away peacefully at the age of 91. He built the world's largest bike manufacturer.
Giant Bicycles Founder King Liu Dies at 91
King Liu, founder of Taiwanese bicycle giant Giant Manufacturing and lifelong advocate for cycling culture, has passed away peacefully at 91. The company announced his death on Monday.
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Paulson's Ohio Factory Battles China in Trump Era
John Paulson's Conn-Selmer Ohio factory confronts intense competition from China, influenced by Trump-era trade policies, impacting US manufacturing and local jobs.
Ford's Kentucky Battery Plant Idled, 1,600 Jobs Lost
A $5.8 billion Ford-backed battery plant in Kentucky sits idle, with 1,600 workers laid off, as EV demand slows and federal policy changes under Trump disrupt the industry.
Trump's Manufacturing Jobs Plan: Economic Boost or Rhetoric?
Donald Trump's new manufacturing jobs initiative aims to revitalise the economy, but experts question its feasibility and long-term impact on employment and growth.
British Hypercar Drives Upside Down, Beats F1 at Goodwood
The McMurtry Spéirling, a £995,000 electric hypercar, delivers 1000bhp and can drive upside down using fan technology, with deliveries starting this summer from a new Gloucestershire factory.
Scottish Factory Makes Olympic Curling Stones from Island Granite
Kays Scotland, a small family-run factory in East Ayrshire, is the world's sole supplier of curling stones for the Winter Olympics, using granite from Ailsa Craig.
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UK Manufacturing Revival Requires Labour Attitude Shift
Industry leaders argue that transforming perceptions of manufacturing jobs is essential to boost the UK's economic competitiveness and address skills shortages.
Nippon Steel Faces Safety Crisis at Clairton Plant After Blast
A fatal explosion at U.S. Steel's Clairton Coke Works killed two workers and injured 11, raising urgent safety concerns as Nippon Steel takes over. Investigations reveal chronic hazards and underinvestment at the aging facility.
Nissan's Quarterly Losses Deepen with Restructuring Costs
Nissan Motor Corp. posted a 28.3 billion yen loss in the last quarter, doubling from a year ago, as restructuring efforts and sales pressures impact profitability.
EU Summit Debates 'Made in Europe' Industrial Strategy
European leaders gather to discuss a new 'Made in Europe' industrial strategy, aiming to counter economic threats from the US and China while boosting competitiveness.
BMW Recalls Hundreds of Thousands of Cars Globally for Fire Risk
BMW has initiated a major global recall affecting hundreds of thousands of vehicles due to a potential fire hazard linked to a faulty component, urging owners to take immediate action.
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Ford's Historic $11.1B Loss from Tariffs and EV Write-Downs
Ford reports its worst quarterly loss in 122 years, driven by a $900 million tariff surprise and $19.5 billion in electric vehicle write-downs, with annual losses hitting $8.2 billion.
Orbex Space Rocket Company to Appoint Administrators
Orbex, a UK-based space rocket manufacturer, announces plans to appoint administrators after failing to secure crucial funding, putting its Prime microlauncher test launches and hundreds of Scottish jobs at risk.
Pennsylvania Mill Town Seeks Hope After Explosion, Decades of Disappointment
Six months after a fatal explosion at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works, residents grapple with a history of industrial decline, health crises, and new hope under a Japanese owner and a fresh mayor.
UK Steel Industry Has Two Months to Be Saved, Tata Warns
Tata Steel director Russell Codling warns MPs that the UK steel sector is 'teetering on the brink' and needs urgent government action to prevent collapse from cheap Chinese imports.
Telstra Axes 200+ Jobs Amid AI Rollout and Offshoring
Telstra announces 209 job cuts as it implements AI capabilities and moves roles offshore following a $700 million joint venture with Accenture, aiming for efficiency and modernisation.
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Ford Worker Who Heckled Trump Keeps Job with Union Backing
TJ Sabula, a Ford employee, faced no disciplinary action after a heated exchange with President Trump in Michigan, with the UAW defending his rights and crowdfunding raising over $800,000.
British Steel Scunthorpe Future Unclear Amid Government Talks
The future of British Steel's Scunthorpe plant remains uncertain as the UK government considers options with owner Jingye, amid concerns over job losses and economic impact.
Stellantis $26bn EV Hit, Shifts Strategy After Demand Shortfall
Auto giant Stellantis announces a massive €22 billion write-down after overestimating electric vehicle demand, leading to stock drops and a strategic pivot under new CEO Antonio Filosa.
Best Space Heaters for Efficient Home Warming in 2026
Discover the leading space heaters of 2026, featuring advanced safety, energy efficiency, and smart controls for optimal home comfort during colder months.
Chery Expands in UK with Fourth Brand, More Chinese Makers to Follow
Chery International announces its fourth brand, Lepas, for the UK market, with additional brands like Karry and iCar expected. Chinese automakers like BYD and Changan are also expanding, reshaping the UK automotive landscape.
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Cape Cod Chips Production Leaves Massachusetts After 44 Years
Campbell's Company announces closure of Hyannis plant, moving production to three other states. Only 4% of chips were made locally, with 50 jobs affected.
JLR's £310m Cyber Attack Loss Halts UK Production
Jaguar Land Rover reports a £310 million pre-tax loss after a major cyber attack halted UK production for five weeks, causing a 39% revenue drop and £64 million in costs.
Nissan Open to Making Chinese Cars in Sunderland
Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa reveals the company would consider manufacturing vehicles for Chinese automakers at its Sunderland factory, aiming to boost EV awareness and achieve economies of scale.
JLR's £310m Loss Deepens After Cyber Attack Fallout
Jaguar Land Rover reports a £310 million pre-tax loss in Q3, with a major cyber attack costing £64 million and halting UK production for five weeks, alongside US tariffs and Chinese market challenges.
JLR Posts £310m Loss After Cyber Attack Disruption
Jaguar Land Rover reveals £310 million pre-tax loss for Q3 2025, with £64 million directly attributed to a major cyber attack that halted UK production for five weeks, causing a 39% revenue decline.
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TSMC to Make Advanced 3nm AI Semiconductors in Japan
Taiwan's TSMC announces production of advanced 3-nanometer semiconductors in Japan to meet surging AI demand, boosting the country's chipmaking ambitions and economic security.
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