The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has voted to create a division specifically tasked with assisting Amazon workers.
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Teamsters May Set Their Sights on Amazon
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters may take on Amazon at a time when the company is aggressively combating unionization efforts.
Subaru Shutting Japanese Plants in July Due to Semiconductor Shortage
The semiconductor shortage continues to take a toll, with Subaru announcing it is temporarily shutting down plants in Japan in July.
Cyberattack Cripples JBS, World’s Largest Meat Producer
A cyberattack has crippled JBS, the world’s largest meat producer, with plants in the US, Canada and Australia shutting down.
Tesla Raises Prices on Model 3 and Model Y
Tesla has raised prices on some of its electric vehicles, thanks to a global semiconductor shortage.
Amazon Workers Vote No to Unionization
Amazon has scored a big win in Alabama, as workers voted not to unionize in the biggest unionization push the company has seen in the US.
MacBook Pro and iPad Pro Facing Delays Due to Chip Shortage
Apple may be delaying production of the highly-anticipated MacBook Pro and iPad Pro amid a global semiconductor shortage.
India Will Give $1 Billion to Chip Manufacturers That Set Up In-Country
In its bid to become a major manufacturing powerhouse, India is offering $1 billion in cash incentives to chipmakers that set up in-country.
Amazon Tries and Fails to Have Cameras Installed at Union Vote
As Amazon workers in Alabama vote on unionization, Amazon tried and failed to get approval to install cameras to watch ballot boxes.
Ever Given Freed, Suez Canal Reopened
Salvage crews have freed the container ship Ever Given from the shore, reopening the Suez Canal after it was blocked for nearly a week.