Foxconn announced on Nov. 3 that it will be manufacturing EVs in Saudi Arabia under a new EV brand Ceer, which will be the first locally produced automobile brand in the country,...
PC brand vendors are expected to launch a series of product price cuts during the year-end holiday season as a way to clear excess inventory, according to Acer Taiwan director Samuel...
If you have been observing the Indian EV market, you would know that the initial days were all about startups. Several new companies entered the market, some of them with excellent...
Brand notebook vendors will promote sales with aggressive price cuts during China's Double 11 online shopping festival with an aim to clear inventory, according to industry sources...
Hero MotoCorp, India's largest two-wheeler brand by sales, has finally launched two electric two-wheelers (E2W) models. However, the starting prices are considered too high in a market...
DRAM memory prices are expected to fall 13-18% sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2022, after registering a 10-15% decline in the third quarter, according to TrendForce.
With brand vendors slashing their TWS device prices to stimulate sales, related assemblers and other suppliers are bracing for substantial profit erosion, according to industry sou...
India is waiting for its long-awaited 5G rollout by October, and Indian brands are hoping for a counter-strike in the smartphone market. The key is whether Indian brands have learned...
With lockdown measures being imposed in several Chinese cities due to a resurgence of COVID outbreaks locally, notebook assemblers and related suppliers are being asked by brand US...
Brand notebook vendors are cutting prices to offload excess inventories, which may put their profits under pressure in the second half of this year, according to industry sources.
Brand vendors are still in the process of an inventory correction, but some of them have already adjusted their stockpiles to healthier levels, according to Paul Peng, chairman of...
Brand PC vendors continue to cut back orders amid high inventory levels, and may fail to see their shipments pick up until the second half of 2023, according to industry sources.
Global projector shipments are believed to have hit bottom and are expected to pick up later in the second half of this year, according to sources at brand vendors.
Prospect for an uptick in TV shipments worldwide remains dim as makers in the supply chain are still striving to control excess inventories, according to industry sources.
