HP, Dell, other tech firms plan to shift production out of China: Nikkei

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Spurred by bitter trade war between Washington and Beijing.

HP, Dell, other tech firms plan to shift production out of China: Nikkei
Several major US-based technology companies are planning to shift substantial production out of China, spurred by a bitter trade war between Washington and Beijing, the Nikkei reported on Wednesday, citing sources. Personal computer makers HP Inc and Dell Technologies are planning to reallocate ...

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