Financial_Times Reporting – Page 255 – I wish I had more to offer

Rolls-Royce and Jaguar Land Rover pay up for bond deals

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Tesla aims to produce 500,000 cars, or 72 per cent of stated capacity

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Parcel groups seek to deliver greener ‘last mile’ processes

The streets and cycleways of the world’s cities will soon be filling up with robots, electric cycles and vans as logistics companies try to solve their toughest challenge — the “last mile”. The final journey from warehouse to customer is a fraction of the journey a product makes from factory to door, but can account… Continue reading Parcel groups seek to deliver greener ‘last mile’ processes

Nikola races to convince on value before share lock-up ends

Major hydrogen showcase is part of offensive following fraud allegations Go to Source

Lex Letter from Seoul: Huawei and the new way

Moving to an entirely new business may be the Chinese company’s chance to get on the road to recovery Go to Source

Mercedes targets wealthy customers as it expands electric vehicle plans

Daimler subsidiary will grow Maybach and G brands in effort to catch up with US rival Tesla Go to Source

Tesla: no comment

And we thought it was just because we were special. Go to Source

Trump returns to White House, a fight over lithium batteries

Donald Trump’s doctor warned that the president was not yet “out of the woods” Donald Trump returned to the White House on Monday evening after three days of hospital treatment for coronavirus, although his doctor warned that the president was not yet “out of the woods”. Plus, the IMF is instructing rich countries to spend… Continue reading Trump returns to White House, a fight over lithium batteries

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