BMW production Deliveries are expected to pick up again slightly in 2023. (Photo: dpa) Driven by strong demand for electric cars, the carmaker BMW wants to sell more cars again in the coming year. After the Munich-based company expects a slight setback in car deliveries for the current year due to problems with supply chains,… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Car manufacturer: BMW is aiming for slight growth in 2023 – sales of electric vehicles are expected to increase rapidly005305
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NieR: Automata’s spinoff anime arrives this January
NieR: Automata’s anime spinoff will arrive early next year. The adaptation, now titled NieR: Automata Version 1.1a, will debut in January 2023. NieR creator Yoko Taro shared the release window during Aniplex Online Fest over the weekend (via Gizmodo), revealing at the same time that the story of the anime would differ from its source… Continue reading NieR: Automata’s spinoff anime arrives this January
Fifth annual War Heroes on Water charitable sportfishing tournament kicks off in Newport Beach
Record-breaking 125 veterans competing in this year’s tournament on more than 50 sportfishing Yachts Community lined the banks of Newport Harbor to cheer on our nation’s heroes during patriotic boat parade NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Sept. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The highly anticipated 2022 War Heroes on Water (WHOW) sportfishing tournament for combat-wounded veterans kicked off Saturday.… Continue reading Fifth annual War Heroes on Water charitable sportfishing tournament kicks off in Newport Beach
Weakening rupee to make import of crude oil, commodities expensive, fuel inflation
New Delhi: The Indian rupee sliding to a historic low of 81.09 to a dollar will make import of crude oil and other commodities expensive further fueling inflation which for the past several months has remained above the Reserve Bank’s upper tolerance level of 6 per cent. The pressure on the domestic currency, which is… Continue reading Weakening rupee to make import of crude oil, commodities expensive, fuel inflation
China EV maker Leapmotor set to raise $800 million in Hong Kong IPO
Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register HONG KONG, Sept 25 (Reuters) – Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology is set to raise $800 million by pricing its shares at HK$48 ($6.12) each in its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), said two sources with direct knowledge of the matter. While… Continue reading China EV maker Leapmotor set to raise $800 million in Hong Kong IPO
German FAZ: How Putin’s mobilization brings war to Russia004180
On the Old Arbat, one of Moscow’s most well-known pedestrian zones, there has been a photo exhibition for a long time: It’s called “The Children of the Donbass”. Black and white portrait photos show seriously looking children, short texts introduce them: Katja, ten years old, was in kindergarten when the war broke out and had… Continue reading German FAZ: How Putin’s mobilization brings war to Russia004180
Mazda in talks to end Russia production, following Toyota exit
TOKYO — Mazda is considering ending production in Russia as supply chain disruptions caused by the war in Ukraine make resuming operations increasingly difficult. Mazda produces vehicles at a joint venture with local carmaker Sollers in eastern Vladivostok under the so-called knockdown method, in which parts are sent for local assembly. Go to Source
GM invests in Canadian battery recycler to fight supply shortage
General Motors is partnering with a Canadian battery recycler to produce new batteries from recovered battery materials, as it aims to scale EV production in North America amid supply shortages and rising costs. The automaker invested through its GM Ventures arm in a Series A financing round for Lithion Recycling, a developer of advanced battery… Continue reading GM invests in Canadian battery recycler to fight supply shortage
Family: Man killed in crash never got air bag recall notice
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — When Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrived at a crash scene in the Panhandle this summer, they found a 23-year-old Navy officer dead at the wheel with neck wounds that initially looked like a possible shooting. A trooper later messaged the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that injuries were from the… Continue reading Family: Man killed in crash never got air bag recall notice
German FAZ: In loyalty to Russia004169
According to the Chamber of Commerce Abroad, 3,651 German companies were in Russia by the beginning of the war. It is not known how many of them have left the Russian market to date. It is well known that a number of companies, including Volkswagen and Siemens, are turning their backs on Russia. Those who… Continue reading German FAZ: In loyalty to Russia004169