I think it is relevant to know for us lighting enthusiasts that TUNGSRAM, a brand which was founded 1896 is now finally gone.
After GE withdrew from Europe there was a strong hope for the brand (management buy out) to keep relevant in Europe but this unfortunately finally failed.

https://tungsram.com/

 

And another one bites the dust 

That's sad, indeed. Krypton filled mushroom incandescent were a relevant part of my child years!
On the other hand, probably the only hope for the company would have been making LED lamps cheap (in China) and labelling them Tungsram - the name "older" generations still know.
But making products like lamps in Europe or U.S.A might become reality again. Being too dependent is a risk.

Sad to see, but not surprising...and expected.
Signify North America, LEDvance, and what was GE, have their lamps made in China by some no-name company(ies) with their name applied. Their lamps appear the same as TCP, and any other miscellaneous import brands. Such a shame...I remember being able to identify lamps (and luminaires) simply by sight...not anymore. Fun lighting is dead...except for our collections.

No, I really doubt the USA will ever have lamps made here again.

Nor will we here, or indeed most countries other than China, sadly 

Fun lighting is dead...except for our collections.

Thats true. Modern lighting (mostly LED) works allright but its so boring. A switch start flurorescent tube starting is so much more entertaining compared to a LED tube simply lighting up. Also incandescent bulbs in the 230 Volt area often had a last eol suprise for you nearly exploding and tripping the circuit breaker...

Interesting, never had that happen here, our lamps have always stayed intact on failure..! The breaker tripping is usually me making a mistake when testing something 

Then I have the fun job of getting everything out of the cupboard where the CU is and resetting the breaker...