The world’s biggest #semiconductor maker this morning warned that the current chip shortage could well last into 2022.https://t.co/NUPxgMzEHk #tech #manufacturers #factory #technology #shortage
— City A.M. (@CityAM) April 17, 2021
Shortages of semiconductors, fueled by pandemic interruptions and production issues at multibillion-dollar chip factories, have sent shock waves through the economy.https://t.co/LPUW3HKL6z
— Deccan Herald (@DeccanHerald) April 15, 2021
Ford Cancels Usual Summer Factory Holiday Amid Chip Shortage Woes https://t.co/0UoWDEBeBM
— EIN Presswire: Semiconductor Newswire (@EINSemiconduct) April 11, 2021
The global shortage of semiconductors is forcing General Motors and Ford to further cut production at North American factories as chip supplies seem to be growing tighter. https://t.co/GrIMiXQ590
— ABC Action News (@abcactionnews) April 11, 2021
General Motors and Ford halt production at more factories as global semiconductor shortage worsens https://t.co/8fKSG0a6VD
— Aluminum Extruders Council (@AEC_org) April 9, 2021
Toyota and Honda will halt production at North American plants citing supply chain issues for essential components. This follows forced production cuts and factory shutdowns by General Motors, Ford, and Nissan due to global semiconductor shortages.https://t.co/YlRStnaBeZ
— CSIS Scholl Chair (@CSIS_Trade) March 17, 2021
https://twitter.com/mattskala/status/1382170536332124162
https://twitter.com/TheStreet/status/1380524654532628485
Biden’s top economic and national security advisers will host more than a dozen CEOs on Monday to discuss the administration’s $2.25 trillion infrastructure plan and the global semiconductor shortage https://t.co/u3m9VLDHmG
— Bloomberg (@business) April 9, 2021
Intel and DARPA partner to advance US semiconductor supply chain security, domestic manufacturing – TechRepublic https://t.co/W34l4rH0gL via @techrepublic #iot #qualtiy #technology #ujigami #tech #smart-factory #zerodefects #engineers #smartfactory
— ZeroDefectManufacturing.com (@ZeroDefectMfg) April 16, 2021
Taiwan #Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. #TSMC said that a seven-hour power outage at Tainan Science Park on Wednesday mainly disrupted the production of 40-nanometer chips at one of its factories.https://t.co/WJfkZ1CKEJ
— Focus Taiwan (CNA English News) (@Focus_Taiwan) April 14, 2021
Nissan Motor Co will slash production at several factories in Japan next month due to a critical shortage of semiconductors, three sources with direct knowledge of the plan told Reuters on Thursday https://t.co/jb94Oaiuy6
— Times LIVE (@TimesLIVE) April 15, 2021
French car maker Renault has started negotiations with unions to extend the partial idling of three of its four factories in Spain until the end of September as a preemptive measure in case a global semiconductor shortage lingers https://t.co/YcrTmlFpcV
— Times LIVE (@TimesLIVE) April 13, 2021
Parliamentary Empire: British Democracy and Settler Colonialism, c.1867-1939 https://t.co/8qTJHkRtkU
— Imperial & Global (@ExeterCIGH) April 12, 2021
Through the magic of Matterport, my fellow curators and I just took about 70 people on a virtual tour of “Resetting the Table,” our #food #history exhibit @peabodymuseum @HarvardMuseums – the link is here: https://t.co/HkiXwYGMsY
— Joyce E. Chaplin (@JoyceChaplin1) April 16, 2021
This semester’s #Environmental #History Working Group @HUCEnvironment kicks off on Feb. 23 with Alyssa Battistoni (@alybatt) and Neil M. Maher talking about “Green New Deals: Past and Future.” Full schedule and how to join the listserv ⬇️ #GreenNewDeal https://t.co/jo2Eh3royw
— Joyce E. Chaplin (@JoyceChaplin1) February 4, 2021
Having vaccines alone isn’t enough to defeat covid-19, @JoyceChaplin1 of @Harvard_History writes in @MadeByHistory https://t.co/gdEee0LLrs
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) February 23, 2021
If you missed the Weatherhead Forum on globalization and the pandemic, the video is now available! With @rodrikdani @csmaier @mlamont6 and Suzanne Berger. https://t.co/NABrG7YFKQ
— Weatherhead Center for International Affairs (@HarvardWCFIA) March 18, 2021
In "Fighting the Enemy Within," we continue our conversation with historian Vincent Brown about the conditions of inequality and Black militarism that the Atlantic slave trade has left as its legacy. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/YXvjPNXcbt pic.twitter.com/vUoiUJQs42
— Weatherhead Center for International Affairs (@HarvardWCFIA) February 25, 2021
New on Epicenter: Does the word "insurrection" apply to what happened on January 6? We ask historian Vincent Brown, author of Tacky's Revolt, the story of the pivotal 1760-1761 slave uprising in Jamaica. https://t.co/7GnSLyZGh4 @Harvard_History pic.twitter.com/rggfiUk1gw
— Weatherhead Center for International Affairs (@HarvardWCFIA) February 22, 2021
Historian @profmarylewis shows how legitimate commodity trading between France and Haiti served as a cover for illicit French slaving in the early 1800s, the era of slave-trade abolition: https://t.co/Oww5igpyAn pic.twitter.com/Z2ldkQb7P8
— Weatherhead Center for International Affairs (@HarvardWCFIA) January 14, 2021
Hugely enjoyed this conversation about constitutions and declarations with Linda Colley and @RosenJeffrey! https://t.co/Y179AsqtAE
— David Armitage (@DavidRArmitage) April 9, 2021
My colleague @TiyaMilesTAM's excellent new foreword for Harriet Jacobs's memoir. Makes me think of Sally Hemings's story of her life. https://t.co/GUjDAjo69s via @lithub
— Annette Gordon-Reed (@agordonreed) April 3, 2021
Terrific interview about racism and slavery, featuring research by Vincent Brown (@Harvard_History). https://t.co/VEKl6x7kwu
— Theodore Gilman (@TheodoreGilman) February 22, 2021
If you missed the “Disease, Death, and Therapy” webinar by @MedievalAcademy, the recording has now been posted: https://t.co/b6D8VN4CdW
Take a look! https://t.co/uIuiR2hpP0
— Michael McCormick (@ProfMMcCormick) January 19, 2021
Thanks to Doug Storm for the interview and amazing production/curation https://t.co/rH15q6whUW
— Walter Johnson (@abufelix12) December 29, 2020
We are delighted to share two photo essays on the old town of Angoulême in France, seen through the historian's camera, on our Invisible Histories website. "An Infinite History" (forthcoming with @PrincetonUP) by Emma Rothschild (@HistoryEcon).https://t.co/giqOszctf1
— Joint Center for History and Economics (@HistoryEcon) January 22, 2021
Our podcast episode, "The Making of an Islamic Historian" with Roy Mottahedeh, Gurney Research Professor of History, on his journey in Islamic studies! https://t.co/kvIDFujBrA @Harvard_History @HarvardCMES pic.twitter.com/Ljl4i6Ley8
— Harvard AISP (@HarvardIslamic) March 29, 2021
“Who gets to count as an historical agent?" By recovering military traditions in West Africa and showing how they drove a slave revolt, @Harvard_History professor Vincent Brown is restoring agency to the enslaved people that he studies. #BlackHistoryMonthhttps://t.co/vaCTRZu26T
— Harvard Magazine (@HarvardMagazine) February 11, 2021
Professor Alison Frank Johnson in @PublicSeminar: "Waiting for the Executioner in 1848 Austria"https://t.co/q5sjtNiSVk
— Harvard History (@Harvard_History) January 21, 2021
Professors @JoyceChaplin1 and Phil Deloria reflect on Inauguration Day: https://t.co/bPxWUpQgog
— Harvard History (@Harvard_History) January 21, 2021
— Harvard History (@Harvard_History) January 14, 2021
What caused the anti-democratic assault on the Capitol? Is the President a fascist? Peter Gordon questions the narrative in @VersoBooks. @Harvard_History https://t.co/m1C2SbxW8H pic.twitter.com/5sxKZPABic
— Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies (@EuropeAtHarvard) January 12, 2021
We are live in the JFK Jr. Forum with Fredrik Logevall and @jmeacham to explore President Kennedy's early years and how his travels shaped his worldview and informed his framework of American global leadership.
Join the conversation ⤵️https://t.co/JzZxJqXCkX
— Institute of Politics (@harvardiop) February 16, 2021
Historian Fredrik Logevall's new book, “JFK: Coming of Age in the American Century, 1917‒1956,” covers the president’s early years https://t.co/im7JWtYLN8
— Harvard University (@Harvard) February 19, 2021
President Bacow and Harvard faculty and students react to yesterday's attack on the Capitol https://t.co/adgJJ4leD4
— Harvard University (@Harvard) January 7, 2021
As the process of amending the Comp Plan inches closer to conclusion, @alexbaca unpacks how increasing proposed changes to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) to increase density are likely to increase, not eliminate, community input on some projects: https://t.co/4BoDrDm4JQ
— Greater Greater Washington (@ggwash) April 14, 2021
JUST IN: The House Oversight Committee has voted to advance legislation Wednesday that would make Washington, D.C. the 51st state in the U.S., sending the bill to a full vote of the House next week.
MORE: https://t.co/tVFreaCaEH pic.twitter.com/B50o5NDxzB
— FOX 5 DC (@fox5dc) April 14, 2021
President Lyndon Johnson was behind one of the first major changes in DC’s relationship to the federal government. #HistoryAsItHappens #podcast https://t.co/fKJAQpWAlY
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 17, 2021
#BLM protesters damaged the Columbus Fountain in front of the Union Station in Washington DC using fireworks and spray paint. They then attacked responding police. pic.twitter.com/PRXPNqvw46
— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) April 18, 2021
Around 200 people are marching in Washington, DC. Many tell me they are protesting against police brutality in the nation. pic.twitter.com/9VXACG1tak
— Shomari Stone (@shomaristone) April 17, 2021
Right now at BLM Plaza in #WashingtonDC, protesters begin marching pic.twitter.com/kaEg4kBV3P
— Lisa Bennatan (@LisaBennatan) April 17, 2021
Washington DC: BLM peacefully harasses diners in the name of black justice pic.twitter.com/7RuTdR38Sq
— ELIJAH SCHAFFER (@ElijahSchaffer) April 17, 2021
#LISTEN House prices defy new LVR rules to hit fresh records in Marchhttps://t.co/NbtefDJ8fz pic.twitter.com/vPbul43nHb
— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) April 15, 2021
#LISTEN Economist criticises Government signing new film subsidy deal with Amazonhttps://t.co/xCh5Z0S7rt pic.twitter.com/DkfBOdYoeY
— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) April 18, 2021
#LISTEN British Government accused of sleaze amid David Cameron lobbying scandalhttps://t.co/OLeo2rW6ey pic.twitter.com/lixEA7bvqR
— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) April 15, 2021
New Zealand-Australia travel bubble – all you need to know about quarantine-free travel between NZ and Aus. https://t.co/f9uzACxoEm pic.twitter.com/yLjQttpU82
— nzherald (@nzherald) April 16, 2021
Why Donald Trump has all but vanished from the public. https://t.co/hHlXFEsprM pic.twitter.com/Zgxkb3CCU6
— nzherald (@nzherald) April 16, 2021
With the New Zealand travel bubble opening up at midnight tonight, there are rumours of new travel bubbles becoming a possibility for Australia. #9News pic.twitter.com/5pvBOjgDhz
— 9News Australia (@9NewsAUS) April 17, 2021
High shark numbers biting into WA's $2.4-billion recreational fishery https://t.co/MbozJRLUSR
— ABC News (@abcnews) April 18, 2021
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is speaking live from South Australia. https://t.co/o0WD4nGkjp
— SBS News (@SBSNews) April 18, 2021
Victims of Indianapolis mass shooting Friday included four Sikhs https://t.co/CuwxAyNPMc
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) April 17, 2021
Quebec records 10th femicide of 2021 amid domestic violence crisis https://t.co/6H5KrSZ7Yf
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) April 17, 2021
Some Ontario police forces say they won’t use new provincial powers to conduct random COVID-19 stops https://t.co/9syXIU2Kkc
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) April 17, 2021
Applications for new immigration program so far does not indicate rise in interest among Hong Kongers to reside in Canada https://t.co/F1tz6SOevm
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) April 17, 2021
Why Canadians aren't interested in negative interest rates https://t.co/z6TMHHFBDj
— National Post (@nationalpost) April 17, 2021
Earth Day summit a chance for Biden to show U.S. serious about climate: Trudeau https://t.co/6V2GIqWaXc pic.twitter.com/3LWDZ8vpjh
— CTV News (@CTVNews) April 18, 2021
Every day you wake up on a completely different planet.
Now streaming on @cbcgem. pic.twitter.com/e8zPLyP4B5
— CBC (@CBC) April 16, 2021
A group of archaeologists has found the largest ancient city ever discovered in Egypt, dating back 3,000 years https://t.co/rXP0OIDz80 pic.twitter.com/En45XWbYRf
— CNN International (@cnni) April 17, 2021
A huge statue of Jesus Christ is under construction in southern Brazil, and it will be even taller than its famous counterpart in Rio de Janeiro. https://t.co/mpO5r5Tnol pic.twitter.com/gboE9OJ2Wk
— CNN International (@cnni) April 17, 2021
He overcame deadly snakes and severe heat in an epic 4,000-kilometer skateboard journey.
Via @cnnsport: https://t.co/9qJo4WHSpH pic.twitter.com/LgpuoXKvfu
— CNN International (@cnni) April 18, 2021
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 14 months for his role in pro-democracy demonstrations.
Mr Lai has been a fierce critic of Beijing. @MinnieStephC4 reports. https://t.co/p0k1P5l3AK
— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 16, 2021
https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1383469052144721925
Giant clam shells worth $25m (£18 million) seized in raid in the Philippineshttps://t.co/Eqk5zelhPL
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 17, 2021
'US-Russia relations are at their worst since the Cold War.'
The US imposing sanctions on Russia over cyber-attacks marks "the opening moves in the Biden-Putin relationship', says @RUSI_org's Dr Neil Melvin.@mattfrei pic.twitter.com/oUozqTWytA
— LBC (@LBC) April 16, 2021
A new episode of Net Assessment asks whether a coalition of democracies is the right answer to the challenge from China and Russia. https://t.co/cIHZFrXb2A
— War on the Rocks (@WarOnTheRocks) April 18, 2021
Where is al Qaeda now, both geographically and in terms of the strength of its organization and capabilities? https://t.co/Bxcl2AM446
— War on the Rocks (@WarOnTheRocks) April 18, 2021
Two South Korean military officers address recent criticisms that the country's conventional force posture raises the risks of a nuclear confrontation https://t.co/2NpnrjAlKz
— War on the Rocks (@WarOnTheRocks) April 18, 2021
https://twitter.com/RUSI_org/status/1382638890704637953
Berlin wants to replace the country’s High Representative with its own candidate, but Russia has plans of its own, writes @HarunKarcic in today's RUSI commentary. https://t.co/lx59IdB13Z
— RUSI (@RUSI_org) April 15, 2021
Tough negotiations to save the #Iranian nuclear deal are resuming, and they are by no means guaranteed to succeed, writes @BrewerEricM in today's RUSI commentary. https://t.co/MRrR0QUPeW
— RUSI (@RUSI_org) April 13, 2021
'That Russian citizens do not have to interact with the military on a daily basis makes it a useful tool for legitimising the current government' writes @kirlant in today's RUSI commentary. https://t.co/zTdOKlBhvb
— RUSI (@RUSI_org) April 12, 2021