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Quick commerce platforms are facing challenges in hiring and retaining delivery drivers amid rising competition. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch

Applied Materials India is set to establish a chip-making center in Bengaluru, potentially attracting over $2 billion in investments and fostering semiconductor innovation. This initiative, along with Lam Research's new R&D and manufacturing units i...

Chinese export restrictions on rare earth metals are creating problems for Indian electronics manufacturers. Companies rely on these metals for permanent magnets used in speakers and other devices. The restrictions are causing production delays and ...

Volvo Group and Daimler Trucks are taking steps to secure rare earth supplies. Concerns arise from China's export regulations. Daimler Trucks increases inventory, learning from the chip crisis. Volvo Group seeks alternative sources. Both companies a...

The Gujarat government is facilitating the construction of 1,500 residential units in Dholera to accommodate Tata Group employees, suppliers, and expats involved in the semiconductor fabrication unit. Currently, 275 apartments are available, with 25...

Quick commerce firms are offering record-high discounts at a time when cash burn and competition continue to rise. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Taiwan has escalated its restrictions on technology exports to China by adding Huawei and SMIC to its export control list, alongside entities like the Taliban. This move requires Taiwanese companies to seek government approval before supplying any p...

A renewed U.S.-China trade truce in London hit a snag over export restrictions tied to national security. China hasn't committed to clearing rare-earth magnet exports needed by U.S. military suppliers, while the U.S. maintains AI chip export curbs. ...

Taiwan added China’s Huawei and SMIC to its export control list, requiring government approval for tech exports to them. The move tightens restrictions amid concerns over tech theft and growing U.S. pressure, as Taiwan seeks to safeguard its chip in...

Chinese stocks surged to a near three-week high, fueled by optimism surrounding progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations. Investors are awaiting specific details of the agreed framework, particularly regarding rare-earth exports and semiconductor i...

A potential disruption in rare earth magnet supplies from China threatens India's automotive sector, particularly EV production, due to export restrictions and clearance delays. Automakers are exploring alternative suppliers and optimizing inventori...

Global automakers are alarmed by China's rare-earth export restrictions, fearing a new supply chain crisis. With limited alternative magnet sources, companies are stockpiling and seeking workarounds to avoid factory shutdowns. The industry's relianc...

Japan's Nikkei share average advanced on Monday ahead of trade talks between the U.S. and China in London later in the day, with investors watching for any easing of restrictions on semiconductor shipments.

China's dominance of the critical mineral industry, key to the green energy transition, is increasingly viewed as a key point of leverage for Beijing in its trade war with US President Donald Trump. China produces around 90% of the world's rare eart...

China is strategically weaponizing its supply chain, mirroring U.S. export controls. Recent rare earth export license issues, highlighted by a Trump-Xi call, reveal China's refined trade war tactics. Modelled after U.S. sanctions, China's system gra...

China's control over rare earth magnet exports, crucial for electric vehicles and other industries, has become a point of contention in the trade war with the U.S. Stricter export controls implemented in April have led to significant delays in licen...

Automakers like Mercedes-Benz and BMW are preparing for possible supply crunches, drawing parallels to the semiconductor crisis.

European auto component plants are facing shutdowns due to a rare earth element shortage, triggered by recent Chinese export restrictions, CLEPA reports. Despite hundreds of applications for export licenses since April, only a quarter have been appr...

The move comes after the United States ordered a broad swathe of companies, including EDA software suppliers, to stop shipping goods to China without a licence and revoked licences already granted to certain suppliers.