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Corning achieved GAAP sales of $2.8 billion and core sales of $2.9 billion in the first quarter of 2019, representing an increase of 12% and 13%, respectively, compared to the 2018 quarter.
For the second consecutive year, Kyocera reportedly attained record consolidated sales revenue, totaling ¥1.6 trillion (approximately $14.6 billion), an increase of 3% over the prior year.
Corning Inc. recently announced that it is showcasing a collection of its ceramic and glass technologies in booth 617 at Ceramics Expo in Cleveland, Ohio.
An increasing number of OEMs are now poised to give into popular consumer demands and integrate Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant in-vehicle, without the need for a handset and despite concerns over data and OEM branding.
As voice control continues to gain popularity in the home, consumers are increasingly hoping to use Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple Siri in the vehicle too, according to ABI Research.
Tied to the company’s $11.1 billion investment in global electric vehicles, Ford is expanding its BEV manufacturing footprint to its Flat Rock Assembly plant in southeast Michigan.
Ford recently announced it is expanding its production capacity for the company’s next-generation battery electric vehicles (BEVs) at a second North American plant.
Ceramics Expo returns to Cleveland’s I-X Center from April 30-May 1 with the promise of an invigorated and extended program and a virtually booked exhibit hall.
Bringing together OEMs, materials manufacturers and the entire research, development, and manufacturing supply chain, The Advanced Materials Show will showcase the latest in high-performance materials technology for a range of applications, including automotive, aerospace, energy, and electronics.
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