Google plans to fund training for 130,000 total electrical workers and apprentices, leveraging AI and virtual reality to modernize education. Siemens aims to add 200,000 electricians and manufacturing ...

Siemens aims to train 200,000 workers in electrical and manufacturing trades by 2030 to meet industry demand. The initiative includes collaborations with community colleges, trade organizations, and ...

Siemens AG announced investments totaling $2.2 billion to expand and improve its global manufacturing footprint, to make its organization more effective at overcoming supply-chain gaps and other ...

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Deal Overview On October 2, 2025, reports surfaced that Siemens AG (US OTC: SIEGY ADR, $142.89; Market Capitalization: $228.6 billion) is actively evaluating a potential spin-off of a substantial ...

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US manufacturing is set to add 3.8 million jobs, but a talent shortage threatens to leave many unfilled. Siemens is hiring based on soft skills and training workers from all backgrounds. The approach ...

With so much changing in the working world, the senior executives at global tech company Siemens knew they had to change the way they trained. Having implemented a revised program for new managers, ...

The groundbreaking ceremony was attended by Rail Minister Lord Peter Hendy, local MP Sarah Gibson, Siemens Mobility leaders, former employees, and community members. Credit: Siemens plc. Siemens ...

We have the know-how, we have the data, and now we have the AI – was the message from Siemens, the grand old aristocrat in Germany’s Industry 4.0 scene, at the opening of Hannover Messe, the country’s ...

ZURICH, March 18 (Reuters) - Siemens (SIEGn.DE), opens new tab will cut 5,600 jobs at its Digital Industries business, the engineering company said on Tuesday, in the latest blow for German industry ...