Gigantic amounts are involved Elon Musk and AI companies are more normal. The amount involved in a legal dispute between Musk and the ChatGPT developer is correspondingly large OpenAI goes. The tech billionaire is demanding up to $109.4 billion from OpenAI in court. Musk’s lawyers named the amount calculated by an expert. The legal dispute… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Elon Musk demands up to 109.4 billion dollars from OpenAI004653
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German Manager Magazine: Donald Trump: Criticism of Greenland tariffs from business and politics004653
Donald Trump’s (79) announcement that he would impose tariffs on eight European countries caused a lot of criticism in business and politics. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (67) and Council President António Costa (64) warned of the consequences during the signing of the Mercosur agreement in Paraguay. “Tariffs would undermine transatlantic relations and… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Donald Trump: Criticism of Greenland tariffs from business and politics004653
Dispute over plug-in hybrids: Coalition is struggling to find the final details on electric car funding
On Monday, Federal Environment Minister Schneider wants to present the details of the promotion of electric cars. The Chancellery had previously stopped the plans. (Electric car, policy) Go to Source
Electric vehicle: Opel Manta comeback postponed to 2030
Opel continues to keep its fans waiting. The planned comeback of the legendary Manta as an electric vehicle will be significantly delayed. (Opel, car) Go to Source
German FAZ: Opel puts comeback of the cult car Manta on hold010453
Corsa and SUV first: Opel puts comeback of the cult car Manta on hold01/15/2026, 2:13 p.m. Reading time: 1 min. Expand image descriptionTuners and nostalgics had already been looking forward to a reissue, but now the damper is coming from Rüsselsheim. What plans Opel is pursuing instead. Go to Source
German FAZ: Protest against development of farmland 010452
The city of Rüsselsheim would like to make its contribution to alleviating the housing shortage in the Rhine-Main region. This is not entirely selfless, as more residents also bring more money into the cash-strapped city coffers. In addition to the development of the old Opel factory, the approximately 65 hectare new development area “Eselswiese” in… Continue reading German FAZ: Protest against development of farmland 010452
German FAZ: Journey to heaven 010451
In the contemporary automotive calendar, model changes often only mark subtle shifts. Some things are becoming edgier, others are becoming more digital, and many things are becoming more efficient. It’s similar with the Opel with probably the most heavenly name, Astra. He’s starting this year with new resolutions. After a year in which the brand… Continue reading German FAZ: Journey to heaven 010451
German Manager Magazine: Daimler Truck: Sales decline at commercial vehicle manufacturer – North America is weakening004652
The weakness of the market in North America in particular has led to a sharp decline in sales for the commercial vehicle manufacturer Daimler trucks taken care of. The DAX group sold 422,510 trucks and buses last year, as the company from Leinfelden-Echterdingen near Stuttgart announced on Friday. Compared to the previous year, this corresponds… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Daimler Truck: Sales decline at commercial vehicle manufacturer – North America is weakening004652
German Manager Magazine: E-car bonus 2026: Funding planned retroactively from the beginning of the year004649
Certain car buyers in Germany can count on a new purchase bonus for new electric cars registered this year. It will apply retroactively to electric cars that have been newly registered since the turn of the year, as the “Bild” newspaper reports. Depending on income, marital status and other criteria, grants of between 1,500 and… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: E-car bonus 2026: Funding planned retroactively from the beginning of the year004649
German Manager Magazine: Porsche: Sports car manufacturer sells a quarter fewer vehicles in China004650
The situation of the sports car manufacturer Porsche in China has worsened again in the past year. In 2025, the Swabians sold a good 41,900 vehicles there. That was around 26 percent less than a year earlier, as the company announced on Friday in Stuttgart. This is the fourth decline in a row. For comparison:… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Porsche: Sports car manufacturer sells a quarter fewer vehicles in China004650