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Operation Rolling Thunder was meant to be an act of persuasion. The US believed that a drawn-out bombardment would pressure the North to cease its aggression on the South — or, at least, encourage it to ease up. “I saw our bombs as my political resources for negotiating a peace,” President Lyndon Johnson claimed. His… Continue reading For Scale

German Manager Magazin: Volkswagen in China: VW brand boss is aiming at the car show in Shanghai billions of billions for 2027 An004142

The VolkswagenGroup holds despite the tightened competition in the important market China on its result goals. In 2027, the proportionate operational result of the Chinese joint venture should increase again to more than 2.0 billion euros, said VW China boss Ralf Brandstätter (56) on Wednesday during an investor event on the occasion of the car… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: Volkswagen in China: VW brand boss is aiming at the car show in Shanghai billions of billions for 2027 An004142

Europäische Arbeitnehmer sind nach wie vor die am wenigsten engagierten regionalen Arbeitskräfte

Globales Mitarbeiterengagement sinkt erst zum zweiten Mal WASHINGTON, 23. April 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Laut dem aktuellen State of the Global Workplace-Bericht von Gallup ist der weltweite Anteil engagierter Mitarbeiter zum zweiten Mal in den letzten 12 Jahren gesunken – von 23 % im Jahr 2023 auf 21 % im Jahr 2024. Schon das fünfte Jahr… Continue reading Europäische Arbeitnehmer sind nach wie vor die am wenigsten engagierten regionalen Arbeitskräfte

Tesla’s Earnings Are Even More Brutal Than We Expected

Tesla has released its first-quarter earnings — and the numbers are even more brutal than we expected. The embattled carmaker missed analysts’ expectations by a mile, reporting that its net income had slid an astonishing 71 percent since the first quarter of last year. The company’s total revenue is down nine percent compared to the same… Continue reading Tesla’s Earnings Are Even More Brutal Than We Expected

Trump Just Set a Tariff on Solar Panels So High That Your Eyebrows May Raise Involuntarily

This is bonkers, even for Trump. Cell Dweller The Trump administration is slapping giant tariffs on Southeast Asian-made solar panels — and the figures are so high, you may straight up gasp. As CNN and other outlets report, the United States is seeking tariffs of up to 3,521 percent — yes, you read that right —… Continue reading Trump Just Set a Tariff on Solar Panels So High That Your Eyebrows May Raise Involuntarily

Formerly Optimistic Tesla Megainvestor: “Code Red”

Tesla is expected to report first-quarter earnings after markets close today. And many investors are expecting a “messy” rollercoaster ride. The EV maker has seen its stock price fluctuate wildly amid president Donald Trump’s tariff war, and is currently down over 37 percent year to date. Sales have dropped off a cliff worldwide, with longtime… Continue reading Formerly Optimistic Tesla Megainvestor: “Code Red”

Tesla profits drop 71% on weak sales and anti-Elon Musk sentiment

Tesla’s flailing sales figures have put the company closer to the red than it has been in years, according to financial results released Tuesday, threatening one of its biggest advantages over other EV players. The electric automaker reported $409 million in net income on $19.3 billion in revenue after delivering almost 337,000 EVs in the… Continue reading Tesla profits drop 71% on weak sales and anti-Elon Musk sentiment

Tesla earnings live update: profit down, stock up, Elon Musk stands firm on DOGE

Kirsten Korosec Energy is a bright spot and it’s under threat Tesla’s energy business stands out as a growth business in an earnings report that otherwise shows stagnation and a retreat — at least in terms of sales. Tesla’s energy business, which includes storage and solar, brought in $2.7 billion in revenue, a 67% increase from… Continue reading Tesla earnings live update: profit down, stock up, Elon Musk stands firm on DOGE

5 European stocks to watch this earnings season as Trump’s tariffs hit

watch now Investors are entering 2025’s first-quarter earnings season with a huge cloud of uncertainty hanging over them — thanks primarily to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The scale of duties announced in April, along with the volatility injected by subsequent updates and reversals in policy, have so far exceeded even the most bearish forecasts.… Continue reading 5 European stocks to watch this earnings season as Trump’s tariffs hit