Leanna Byrne

Instead, it's betting that industrial skills that were once lost and painfully rebuilt still matter.

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We heard about Kodak's revival, how the company rebuilt machines that hadn't existed for decades, invested in new ways of working and technology, and doubled down on what it already knew how to do well.

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Dyson settles a landmark supply chain case live from the UK.

This is the Marketplace Morning Report from the BBC World Service.

I'm Leanna Byrne.

Good morning.

The British manufacturer Dyson has settled a lawsuit brought by 24 migrant workers.

They claim they were subjected to forced labour and abusive treatment at a factory in Malaysia that made parts for Dyson.

Dyson denies any liability for the abuses.

The case is important because it establishes a precedent that claims against foreign companies...

supplying British firms can be judged in an English court.

The BBC's Jonathan Head reports from Bangkok.