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A federal refund process opening April 20 could return billions to automakers and suppliers that paid certain tariffs later deemed unconstitutional, turning a legal ruling into an immediate balance-sheet issue for the U.

A new industry analysis suggests the immediate solar risk from the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran is not factory shutdowns, but shipping disruption, delayed deliveries, and more volatile export pricing into a fast-riser

Motorola’s latest Moto G price increases, some ranging from 33% to 50% year over year, show how pressure from memory shortages, AI infrastructure demand, and broader cost conditions are reshaping the low end of the phone

Wood Mackenzie expects gas turbine prices to rise 195% from 2019 levels by the end of 2027 as demand surges, manufacturing bottlenecks persist, and supply-chain risks intensify.

A report says Tesla has reopened talks with suppliers about a lower-cost compact crossover, reviving a long-running debate over whether the company will finally ship a true mass-market EV.

Researchers have developed a mathematical model designed to predict fish freshness in real time, potentially giving suppliers and retailers a more precise way to track quality from catch to consumer.

A new analysis finds that automotive tariffs implemented since 2025 have imposed more than $35 billion in costs on automakers, reshaping supply chains, raising vehicle prices, and straining manufacturer margins.

Military operations in Iran send oil prices surging and raise fears of Strait of Hormuz closure, which analysts say would severely disrupt automotive manufacturing worldwide.

VW Group CEO warns the Middle East war is unsettling customers and adding to a growing list of geopolitical shocks buffeting automakers worldwide.

The U.S.-Israel air campaign against Iran is disrupting automotive shipments and supply chains, adding new complications to an industry already struggling with the EV transition.

Solar giant Qcells says output is back to normal four months after US Customs delays forced the furlough of 1,000 Georgia factory workers.

Apple has revealed an unprecedented look at how its custom silicon is manufactured in the United States, showcasing the intricate process behind the chips powering iPhones and Macs. The disclosure comes as the tech giant deepens its domestic production commitments amid growing national interest in semiconductor self-sufficiency.