German FAZ: In the end, the Orbán clan010277 always benefits

The gray Toyota bumps a few hundred meters along a narrow, dusty road through autumnal bushes in which the last leaves are rustling. Then the car stops in front of an inconspicuous construction fence. Although it’s actually not just a fence. Behind the first, apparently hastily erected grille, there is another privacy screen made of… Continue reading German FAZ: In the end, the Orbán clan010277 always benefits

German FAZ: Trump costs Japan’s car companies billions 010275

Things are already getting down to business for Nissan. For the second time in three decades, the Japanese car manufacturer finds itself in an existential crisis. The first time around the turn of the millennium, French competitor Renault came to the rescue. This time the traditional company seems to have to get back on its… Continue reading German FAZ: Trump costs Japan’s car companies billions 010275

German FAZ: My first 10,000 kilometers in an electric car010275

The evening was now a year ago. It was a whiskey tasting in Sachsenhausen. The interlocutor, who was previously unknown to me, was sure: “After four years you can forget the battery in an electric car.” These cars were also full of disadvantages in other ways: too few charging stations, poor resale, and too little… Continue reading German FAZ: My first 10,000 kilometers in an electric car010275

German Manager Magazine: Continental: Job cuts at subsidiary ContiTech004560

The auto supplier Continental announces job cuts at its plastics technology subsidiary ContiTech. In order to improve competitiveness, 150 million euros are to be saved annually from 2028, especially in administration, according to a statement from the company. To achieve this, activities will be relocated from next year, jobs will be cut and processes will… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Continental: Job cuts at subsidiary ContiTech004560