Hyundai workers in South Korea are on a partial strike over concerns about their future job prospects.
The resistance offers lessons for workers elsewhere to disrupt the relentless onslaught of surveillance capitalism.
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Tesla and Hyundai are building robot armies. Building cars might just be their old job
Tesla just broke ground on a new factory in Austin. When the machines inside it are running at full capacity, not one of them ...
J.Ocean Heavy Industries has joined forces with Ucast to transform the Gunsan shipyard into a next-generation smart shipyard.
Carnegie Foundry, Carnegie Mellon University and U.S. drone manufacturers announced a new national initiative to build the advanced manufacturing capabilities needed to rapidly scale secure, ...
China has suffered one of its lowest rates of economic growth in decades outside Covid lockdowns, expanding at the slowest rate since the 1990s.
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Is Modine’s New Commercial HVAC President Reshaping the Strategic Logic of MOD’s Segment Structure?
Modine Manufacturing recently appointed Michael Mahan as President of its newly formed Commercial HVAC segment, which serves ...
AI was supposed to make our lives better. Instead, it's made many of us scared and angry. Communities are protesting against the building of new data centers — the warehouses of IT equipment powering ...
Cellares secures new funding, partnerships and FDA recognition as it prepares for commercial-scale cell therapy manufacturing ...
The next decade of industry will be owned by nations whose machines have foresight, which comes with listening ...
The Expo 2025 opened in Osaka on Sunday with more than 10,000 people singing Beethoven's Ninth Symphony to celebrate the ...
Among some must-see exhibitions are the Whitney Biennial, a Marcel Duchamp retrospective and a sprawling New Museum survey.
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