Since the last election, Trump has been a big proponent of the Taiwan-based electronic manufacturer

Former Foxconn executive Alan Yeung has moved on to his newest entrepreneurial endeavor

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The company said it will commercialize patent-pending technology for micro-LED displays.

Wauwatosa-based Ingantec Corp., an electronics manufacturer making microLED technology, has closed a $2 million funding round led by Milwaukee-based private equity firm Lubar & Co.

Former Foxconn executive to lead company redefining next-gen display technology

“A phone like Huawei that’s suf­ficiently good enough and is now be­ing supported and en­cour­aged by the leadership of China will cer­tainly have an impact on Apple,” said Alan Ye­ung...

With youth unemployment among 16 to 24-year-olds in China hitting a record 20.4 per cent in April, we ask why its so high. Apple supply chains moving from China to India, Alan Yeung joins us to discuss...

Dr. Hemker has an illustrious technology in the semiconductor equipment industry -- working with such market leaders as Applied Materials and Lam Research...

Alan Yeung, a former US executive for Foxconn said…

Last December, Foxconn’s strategic initiatives director for the United States, Alan Yeung, confirmed to the media that in addition to producing...

The tech giant increasingly finds itself beholden to America’s biggest geopolitical rival. But is diversification even possible?

The company spent two decades and billions of dollars building a supply chain of unprecedented sophistication. Now, a reckoning is coming

Alan Young is a former North American leader of Foxconn and was at the center of the beginning of 'Reshoring' in the US. He currently teaches Entrepreneurship at the University of Wisconsin-Madison...

We will also have a deep look at the economy of India, which this year is expected to overtake China to become the world's most populous nation.

“In terms of a one-to-one comparison, direct threat to China, there’s really only one country,” says Alan Yeung...

For more than 20 years, Apple has relied on China to produce a majority of its products, especially its iPhones. But there have also been issues. Alan Yeung joins as WSJ’s...

Also on the programme, Dr. Alan S Yeung. Foxconn's revenue slumps by 11 percent, following unrest at the world's largest iPhone factory and China's tough Covid restrictions...

While China continues to loosen its COVID restrictions, one company is growing nervous about how reliant it has become on the world's second-largest economy...

"Free trade was the norm and things were very predictable. Now we've entered a new world," Alan Yeung, a former US executive..."

Apple looks to move business to India or Vietnam

“In the past, people didn’t pay attention to concentration risks,” said Alan Yeung...

Made in China. It’s a common phrase known by many. Cell phones, TV screens and game consoles...

Case Study Session: Foxconn in Wisconsin (with Financial Times Managing Editor Peter Spiegel & Dr. Alan Yeung)

Alan Yeung, Foxconn’s former point person in Wisconsin, says that the company had intended to build the Gen 10.5 screens, but that “the market condition had changed”, with

Experts say Taiwan’s semiconductor industry will remain critical to the U.S. economy and national security despite investments from the CHIPS and Science Act.

Entrepreneur, investor, and educator Alan Yeung discusses consequences for trade and technology if China moves on Taiwan

Following House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s recent visit to Taiwan, tensions between China, Taiwan, and the U.S. have intensified.

Alan Yeung dismissed the idea that Foxconn would ever renege on its tax commitment. “It’s not only groundless, it is irresponsible to speculate.” “I am still a believer in Wisconn Valley,” he says.

Alan Yeung’s book on Foxconn’s infamous ‘flying eagle’ project takes the prize as the best book ever written on a project that never happened

The university’s decision to waive the typical recruitment process followed university policy because the position is a temporary appointment lasting two years or less.

MADISON Wis. (CBS 58) -- A former Foxconn executive is putting blame on the Evers administration, media reports, and the business climate as reasons why the company was unable to deliver

Former Foxconn executive Alan Yeung says it would have made more sense for Foxconn to pick Ohio for the Generation 10.5 LCD plant it initially planned to build in Mount Pleasant.

Alan Yeung is a professor of entrepreneurship at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the former head of the Foxconn project in Wisconsin.

Back in the summer of 2017, 10 days before Foxconn's splashy White House announcement that it had picked Wisconsin for its $10 billion investment in the U.S., the Asian electronics giant had struck another deal...

This fascinating discussion with ex-Foxconn Director Alan S. Yeung covers the inside story about re-shoring electronics manufacturing to North America. Author Alan S. Yeung discusses his experiences negotiating with state and federal governments to build a...

Former Foxconn executive Alan Yeung has been hired by the University of Wisconsin-Madison to “jump-start technology entrepreneurship efforts” within its College of Engineering.

Alan Yeung is holding out hope for the would-be LCD plant in Racine County that has yet to see the light of day.

Former Foxconn executive speaks out.

Alan Yeung, author and technology executive, has joined the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a professor of practice for entrepreneurship.

Alan Yeung has joined UW-Madison's College of Engineering as an entrepreneurship consultant. He'll be helping the college "commercialize research, and connect with industry and entrepreneurs"...

A new book comes out Friday, March 18 – titled, "Flying Eagle." Its author is a former Foxconn executive who describes himself as the chief negotiator of the project – and FOX6's Ben Handelman spoke with him.

(Milwaukee, WI) Former Foxconn Executive, Alan Yeung to host an in-person book launch and
signing event this Friday, March 18, 2022.

Former Foxconn executive Alan Yeung, one of the most prominent executives in the company’s arrival in Wisconsin, has written a memoir detailing the site selection process for the Foxconn project in Mount Pleasant.

A former Foxconn executive who played a key role in bringing Foxconn to Mt. Pleasant has written a book about the project.

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Former Foxconn executive Alan Yeung was a key player for the project and worked behind the scenes on the deal. He has written a book titled Flying Eagle, the nickname for the Wisconsin project.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — A top Foxconn Technology Group executive has purchased a $2.18 million home in Wisconsin. Alan Yeung and his wife, Stella Chan, bought the home in Elm Grove on March 5, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Friday...

Dr. Alan Yeung, President, Foxconn’s Director of U.S. Strategic Initiatives, announced the second year of the “Smart Cities-Smart Futures” competition on the heels of the initial first year that drew 325 submissions...

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Foxconn Technology Group's director of U.S. strategic initiatives is saying that no one can predict whether the company will employ 13,000 people as it has repeatedly promised.

Alan Yeung of Foxconn was the Keynote Speaker Saturday at the University of Wisconsin - Parkside's winter commencement ceremony which had nearly 400 graduates.

Saturday, Dec. 15 was a special day for hundreds of students at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, who graduated as part of the "50 Years of Commencement Celebration." The graduates were given some invaluable advice from Alan Yeung, Ph.D.

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Foxconn’s top U.S. executive brought the Foxconn story and the company’s vision for Wisconsin to a statewide science and technology symposium at UW-Parkside Tuesday.

Director of U.S. strategic innovations for Foxconn, Alan Yeung (standing), speaks at the June 11 Greater Milwaukee Committee luncheon alongside Ryan Green (left), the vice president and chief marketing officer for Southwest Airlines, and Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele (right).

The group that visited southeast Wisconsin on April 20 also heard a presentation by Alan Yeung, Foxconn’s head of U.S. strategic initiatives, at an afternoon session hosted by law firm Foley & Lardner LLP in downtown Milwaukee, said Mark Maley, communications director for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.

Foxconn has "a good sense of the extraordinary talent" because their director of U.S. strategic initiatives, Alan Yeung, is a UW-Madison graduate, she said.

On February 1st, Foxconn's Dr. Alan Yeung spoke at the Governor's Conference on Economic Development, hosted by WEDA. After his speech, panelists spoke about Foxconn project.