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Three companies receive new Seattle scooter-share permits as Bird will join the flock on city streets

The three scooter brands that will be available in Seattle, from left: Link, Bird, and Lime. (Link, Bird and Lime Photos via SDOT) The pilot phase of Seattle’s scooter share program has reached the end of the road and three companies have been selected to continue putting their micromobility devices on city streets, the Seattle… Continue reading Three companies receive new Seattle scooter-share permits as Bird will join the flock on city streets

Pierre Michelin, a new generation at the head of the family holding company

Navy blue suit and white shirt, Pierre Michelin evokes his new responsibilities with humility, but conviction. Barely twenty-five years old, the third of six children of Edouard Michelin, the former boss of the tire manufacturer who died tragically in 2006, was appointed president of Mage Invest, the family holding company, a few weeks ago. Representative… Continue reading Pierre Michelin, a new generation at the head of the family holding company

Plastic Omnium wants to double in size by 2030

A billion in turnover in 2000, eight times more last year: Plastic Omnium (PO) has placed its recent history under the sign of growth, and the equipment supplier controlled by the Burelle family does not intend to change cap. The strategic plan presented to investors on Thursday plans to reach 15 billion euros in turnover… Continue reading Plastic Omnium wants to double in size by 2030

Matt Prior: Why I’m excited for Aston Martin’s future

So that’s that: Tobias Moers’ time as the CEO of Aston Martin has ended. I wonder whether in time, as the saying now goes, “recollections may vary” about the whys and hows. Summaries of the state of Aston Martin already vary. Moers streamlined and made its production lines more efficient, so good has come from… Continue reading Matt Prior: Why I’m excited for Aston Martin’s future

Interview: Alpine’s Pat Warner offers a unique insight into the secretive world of 3D printing in Formula 1

In the high-octane world of Formula 1, split seconds can mean the difference between success and failure, thus its teams push the sport’s technological boundaries to the absolute limit in pursuit of wins and championships. Yet, while it has long been assumed that 3D printing is vital to the car iteration that ensues, the competitive… Continue reading Interview: Alpine’s Pat Warner offers a unique insight into the secretive world of 3D printing in Formula 1