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China's auto industry won't threaten Japan, US for 10-20 years: report (AFP via Yahoo! News) - China's fledgling automotive industry harbors enormous potential but may not mount a full-fledged, export-oriented challenge to automotive giants from Japan, the United States and Western Europe for at least another decade, a study said.
New laws for NI piercing industry (BBC News) - Legislation is introduced to regulate the body piercing industry in Northern Ireland.
Pension proposals could hit insurance industry (FT.com via Yahoo! News) - The insurance industry on Wednesday warned that the creation of a state-administered national savings scheme could hit a significant part of their business, and limit commercial opportunities stemming from the reforms.
Antigua to Grow Internet Gambling Industry (AP via Yahoo! Finance) - Antigua will continue developing its Internet gambling industry despite pressure from the United States to prohibit the practice, the finance minister said Wednesday.
Video: Auto Industry Hits Overdrive (Forbes) - (350 sec.) Dealers looking for strong end to 2005, says industry economist Paul Taylor.
US VoIP Industry Hangs Up Momentum as E911 Deadline Passes (ComputerWire via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News) - A significant portion of the US VoIP industry is bracing for a slow-down after the US governments deadline passed earlier this week, which required all VoIP users in the country to receive emergency 911 calling capabilities as a standard feature.
Industry Experts Forecast Economic Trends for Coming Year; Detroit Economic Club hosts 40th Annual Economic Outlook (The Auto Channel) - DETROIT, Nov. 30, 2005 -- On Monday, Dec. 5, 2005, the Detroit Economic Club (DEC) will host its 40th Annual Economic Outlook Meeting to provide a platform for industry experts to forecast economic trends likely in the coming new year.
Coal-Power Price Pegging Boosts China's Power Industry (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News) - China's power industry has enjoyed a sharp turnaround in efficiency, which is likely to continue in 2006, according to a report on the country's industrial development by the Development Research Center of State Council.
COAL-POWER PRICE PEGGING BOOSTS CHINA'S POWER INDUSTRY (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance) - Statistics China's power industry has enjoyed a sharp turnaround in efficiency, which is likely to continue in 2006, according to a report on the country's industrial development by the Development Research Center of State Council.
Tower Achieves ISO Certification - Extends Quality Assurance to Automotive Industry (The Auto Channel) - Contacts: Tower Semiconductor USA Michael Axelrod, 408-330-6871 pr@towersemi.com Pacifico Inc. Mary Curtis, 408-293-8600 mcurtis@pacifico.com Tower Semiconductor Achieves ISO/TS 16949 Certification for Quality Management System Foundry Extends Its Quality Assurance to the Automotive Industry Migdal Haemek, Israel November 30, 2005 Tower Semiconductor, Ltd., a pure-play independent specialty wafer
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Battered by Industry Slump, GM and Chrysler Hold Merger Talks (Washington Post) - General Motors and Chrysler, bruised by the severe industry downturn, have held preliminary discussions about combining operations, including a full-scale merger, according to people familiar with the talks. It was unclear over the weekend whether the discussions were progressing and what, if anything, would result.
Travel industry begins its descent (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - The travel industry has been hit hard by the economic slowdown, particularly in the past few weeks. Airlines reported sharp declines in passenger traffic for September.
Steel industry attacks Brussels plans (Financial Times) - A steel and iron industry lobby group has accused bureaucrats of a “vindictive” campaign to chase the sector out of Europe to meet European Union climate change goals.
US car groups prepare for industry shake-up (Financial Times) - A massive realignment is looming in the global motor industry as financially troubled carmakers and their parts suppliers seek stronger partners and buyers.