News
ALAMEDA, CA – A leading EMS research firm lowered its five-year forecast for electronics production and EMS growth, saying, “economic drivers behind the numbers are a clear signal that the U.S. is in a recession.”
TALLIN, ESTONIA – Elcoteq will layoff or reduce the pay of up to 330 workers in its facilities here, the company said.
BEIJING – China’s electronics exports are up 27.9% through April versus a year ago, the nation’s commerce ministry said.
Imports of machinery and electronics products were up 17.8% year-over-year, and comprise 47.3% of all imports by value.
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