Foxconn has been planning to buy 1 million robots to replace human workers and it looks like that change, albeit gradual, is about to start.
The company is allegedly paying $25,000 per robot – ...
The Greek government has managed to sell 4.06bn euros ($5.15bn; £3.24bn) of treasury bills, which are very short-term bonds.
It sold the one-month bills at an interest rate of 3.95% and the three-month ...
Kameyama, a town of 50,000 people in central Japan, boomed when Sharp started making liquid-crystal-display panels there in 2004. Sharp, which dominated the industry with a 22 percent market share in ...
The International Energy Agency report also predicts that the U.S. will be a net exporter of oil around 2030 and nearly self-sufficient in energy by 2035.
The U.S. will become the world’s top producer ...
In recent years, due to the rapid development of automotive, home appliance and IT industries in China, and the transference of mould industrial bases worldwide to China, the mould and die industry in ...
The Greek parliament has adopted a budget for 2013 that involves 9.4 bn euro of cuts in spending.
The vote paves the ways for Greece’s international creditors to unlock a 31.5 billion euro ($40 ...
The slowdown in the US and Europe has led to slump in demand
The slowdown in the United States and Europe is likely to cast its shadow over Punjab’s hand tool exports. They may decline by ...
(CNN) -- President Obama is immensely popular overseas and his re-election will be welcomed by many. But how will his second-term agenda differ from the first? And what will it mean for a global economy ...
The Taiwan Textile Fair, a three-day event showcasing the latest textile products from Taiwan, has commenced at Epicenter, the cultural center in Gurgoan, near India’s capital New Delhi.
The ...
Election clues? Oil, gold prices up, dollar dips
5:45PM EST November 6. 2012 - NEW YORK -- Wall Street kept a close eye on the U.S. dollar, crude oil and gold on Election Day thinking that price movements ...