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GlobalAutoIndustrycom’s latest Audio Interview "Beyond (US) Reshoring: What Companies Are Doing Now” features Rosemary Coates  Ms Coates is the Founder and Executive Director of the Reshoring Institute, a non-profit and non-partisan...

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GlobalAutoIndustrycom’s latest Audio Interview "Automobility 20: Connected, Electric & Intelligent - A China Perspective" features Bill Russo  Bill is the Founder and CEO of Shanghai-based Automobility Limited, a strategy and investment...

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GlobalAutoIndustrycom’s latest Audio Interview "India’s Automotive Industry: Growth, Innovation, and the Road to 2026" features Vinnie Mehta Mr Mehta is Director General of ACMA, the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India Its...

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In 2025, Nuevo León stands out as Mexico’s most dynamic state for industrial development, driven by sustained growth in infrastructure, productive investment, and the attraction of both domestic and international companies The state has one...

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The Secretary of Public Administration, Roberto Fierro Duarte, presided over the event held by the Local Association of Customs Agents of Ciudad Juárez, within the framework of the integration of the Delegation of the Confederation of Industrial...

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GlobalAutoIndustrycom’s latest Audio Interview "CES 2026 in Review: The Global Auto Industry & New Developing Technologies" features Falk Meissner Falk is Senior Partner with Roland Berger North America  He has more than 25 years of...

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In 2025, average wages for formal workers in Mexico showed broad-based growth, though with clear differences among states Tamaulipas, Baja California, and Tlaxcala ranked at the top nationwide, posting the highest percentage increases compared with...

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Environmental compliance remains a major challenge within Ciudad Juárez’s manufacturing sector, as only about 31 percent of maquiladora plants currently operate with approved environmental impact resolutions, highlighting gaps in regulatory...

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The proposal to gradually reduce Mexico’s workweek from 48 to 44 hours has raised concerns among business leaders in the border region, who say the measure could pose significant challenges for manufacturing plants and maquiladoras operating in...

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