Foxconn

Firm ramping up production to more than triple current levels to help battle pandemic

Apartment complexes near Zhengzhou where factory workers live have closed all but one entrance, which is monitored by guards

Many Chinese provinces have extended new year holiday to contain spread of disease

Concern growing over human and economic impact of outbreak

Financial capital Shanghai has ordered companies not to reopen until February 9th

Revelations of exploitation and child labour scandals in some of the world’s biggest companies have helped put supply chain transparency into the spotlight

Too many temporary workers used at Foxconn facility producing latest iPhone

Gou tells agm he will hand over running of company to operations committee

Move triggered by trade tensions between US and China

Capital investment projects to the State rose 32% in 2018 to $10.5bn, new figures show

Analysis: Amazon will walk away from the largest and most public subsidy auction in history with little to show for it

Foxconn and Pegatron look to Vietnam and India as trade war takes toll

Company's stock falls almost 10% after revenue warning

Japanese firm is investing in the Internet of Things, pegging it as a future valuable market

Trade agreement under renegotiation has benefited US and Canada as well as Mexico

Interns used as factory struggles to keep up with demand

Analysts say it will be 2018 before the tech giant can meet demand

Taiwan is studying Ireland’s tech culture as it strives to adapt its own sector

Rebooted handset launched along with three new Nokia smartphones that run on Android

Andy Rubin launches new firm, Essential Products, to take on the likes of Apple iPhone

Tech giant said to be keen to take stake of more than 20 per cent in troubled firm

Beijing Letter: the polluted country gets back on its bikes with smart technology

Mobile phone with bigger screen than classic 2000 version will cost €49

Donald Trump’s protectionism is not just economically illiterate, it is dangerous

Facility can produce 500,000 iPhones per day and even allows for an Irish tax advantage

Arrogant towards critics and governments, glutted with cash and yet plainly out of ideas, Apple is elegant shorthand for a redundant economic system

Announcement comes after review of company whose annual losses trebled last year

Deal agreed after months of wrangling but analysts still reckon a turnaround will be difficult

Taiwanese group’s move for the Japanese company has been stalled for a month

This boomtown in southern China is fulfilling the state’s goal of transforming China into an innovative centre

Firm which produces iphones for Apple, says no plan to replace Sharp management

Supplier of screens to smartphone makers said it would miss first-half profit forecasts

Move to replace man with machine also spurred by desire to innovate

Irish entrepreneur Liam Casey is a big fan of Shenzhen, feeling it has the right blend of logistics and a growing sense of innovation

Up to 100,000 workers to be hired to meet demand for launch of new ‘must-have’ gadget

Despite a pledge by South Korean electronics giant, underage workers are still being used by its suppliers

Tech manufacturer poised to record first quarter profits as new iPhones and iPads boost sales