Category : Manufacturing


Three Dead in Greek Factory Fire After Explosion

A devastating fire at a food factory near Trikala, Greece, has claimed three lives after an explosion was reportedly heard. Firefighters discovered the bodies while battling intense flames.

Three Dead in Greek Factory Fire After Explosion

A devastating fire at a food factory near Trikala, Greece, has resulted in at least three fatalities, with thick smoke and flames engulfing the industrial facility as firefighters battled the blaze.

Moores Furniture Group Collapses After 78 Years

Historic Yorkshire kitchen manufacturer Moores Furniture Group enters administration after nearly eight decades, cutting 124 jobs. Administrators confirm parts sold to rival Wren Kitchens.

European Car Giants Risk 'Blockbuster' Fate Over EVs

Octopus Energy boss Greg Jackson warns Europe's car industry faces obsolescence like Blockbuster if it fails to compete with Chinese EVs. He urges a rapid shift to battery technology and smarter grid planning.

China Steel Plant Blast Kills 2, 84 Injured

A deadly explosion at a state-owned steel factory in Inner Mongolia has resulted in two fatalities and dozens hospitalised. Authorities have detained those in charge as rescue efforts continue.

China factory blast kills 2, hospitalises 66

A major explosion at a steel factory in China's Inner Mongolia region has resulted in fatalities and dozens of injuries. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities investigate the cause. Read the latest updates on this developing industrial incident.

EVs sidelined at Detroit Auto Show amid policy shift

The Detroit Auto Show's dedicated EV track is gone, reflecting a US policy pivot under Trump. Experts warn the move risks America's global competitiveness as China surges ahead in electric vehicle production. Read the full analysis.

Scotch Whisky's Aluminium Bottle Sparks Debate

Stirling Distillery plans to sell whisky in aluminium bottles, citing environmental benefits. But does science back the move, and will traditionalists accept it? Explore the clash of innovation and heritage.

Dutch court hears Nexperia mismanagement case

An Amsterdam court heard arguments over alleged mismanagement at chipmaker Nexperia, a crisis that disrupted global car production. Read the latest on the ongoing corporate power struggle.

Warhammer Maker Sees Record Sales, Shuns AI

Games Workshop reports record half-year revenues of £333.7m, crediting its focus on human creators and a cautious approach to artificial intelligence. Discover the strategy behind the success.

Trump in Detroit as factory jobs decline

President Donald Trump tours a Ford factory and addresses the Detroit Economic Club, promoting US manufacturing despite eight consecutive months of job losses. Follow live updates.

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