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In unity lies strength

Toyota and Suzuki have taken their relationship to the next level with the announcement of a new SUV that will be manufactured at the former’s plant in Bidadi near Bengaluru. Over the last five years since they first made known their intent to come together, the Japanese duo has quietly been strengthening the scope of the… Continue reading In unity lies strength

Germany Builds Colossal “Thermos” to Heat Countless Homes

More of these, please! Warming Up Countries reliant on Russia’s fossil fuel industry for energy and utilities are starting to look for alternatives as President Vladimir Putin continues to wage bloody war on Ukraine. Today, the Associated Press reported that Germany is creating a giant thermos to heat homes in the winter, in just another example of… Continue reading Germany Builds Colossal “Thermos” to Heat Countless Homes

Ball to Announce Second Quarter Earnings on August 4, 2022

WESTMINSTER, Colo., June 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Ball Corporation (NYSE: BALL) will announce its second quarter 2022 earnings on Thursday, August 4, 2022, before trading begins on the New York Stock Exchange. At 9 a.m. Mountain time on that day (11 a.m. Eastern time), Ball will hold its regular quarterly conference call on the company’s… Continue reading Ball to Announce Second Quarter Earnings on August 4, 2022

First rise in 11 months for UK car production

UK car production up 13.3% in May, the first growth after 10 consecutive months of decline. Battery electric car production more than doubles, increasing by 108.3%, with 4,525 built. Sector calls for urgent action to mitigate £90 million uplift in energy costs and protect UK Automotive’s competitiveness as it transitions to a zero emissions future.… Continue reading First rise in 11 months for UK car production

German Manager Magazin: Ifo: Urgent need for action on cobalt, boron, silicon, graphite, magnesium, lithium, niobium, rare earths and titanium001888

Renewable energies, batteries or robotics – in many key technologies Germany from imported raw materials dependent. “There is an urgent need for action for crisis-proof supply chains for nine critical minerals,” concluded the head of the Ifo Center for Foreign Trade, Lisandra Flach, from a study by her economic research institute published on Thursday. These… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: Ifo: Urgent need for action on cobalt, boron, silicon, graphite, magnesium, lithium, niobium, rare earths and titanium001888

Supreme Court Gives Power Plants Green Light to Pollute As Much As They Want

Another huge step backwards. Moving Backwards Another week, another inconceivable and unconscionable decision by the US Supreme Court. After the court dealt a massive blow to reproductive rights last week, the it’s now given power plants the ability to regulate their own carbon dioxide emissions, an irredeemable decision that’s almost certain to have disastrous consequences for… Continue reading Supreme Court Gives Power Plants Green Light to Pollute As Much As They Want

German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen Group: Only VW boss Herbert Diess is now above Thomas Schäfer004599

Schon seit Anfang April hat sich Thomas Schäfer in Wolfsburg eingearbeitet, an diesem Freitag übernimmt er offiziell den Posten des Vorstandsvorsitzenden der Marke Volkswagen Pkw. Zuvor stand der 52-Jährige knapp zwei Jahre an der Spitze der tschechischen Konzerntochter Skoda.Schäfer übernimmt zugleich die Führung der Markengruppe Volumen (VW, Skoda, Seat) und rückt auch sofort in den… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen Group: Only VW boss Herbert Diess is now above Thomas Schäfer004599

German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen Group: Only VW boss Herbert Diess is now above Thomas Schäfer004597

Is the car industry about to be caught in a UK-EU trade war?

Open gallery EU-UK trade is in the crosshairs again (image credit: Getty) Close News 5 mins read 30 June 2022 Access to this content requires a subscription to Autocar Business The Knowledge. Click here to purchase a subscription to The Knowledge. Go to Source

Large enterprises, forced to innovate by supply chain disruption, see costs and complexity ramp up

66% of such organizations globally keeping more stock on hand; 70% increasing supplier numbers and 72% sourcing more from domestic suppliers LONDON, June 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Two-thirds (66%) of large enterprises globally say they are keeping more stock on hand now compared to the pre-pandemic period, with nearly one in five in total (18%) retaining… Continue reading Large enterprises, forced to innovate by supply chain disruption, see costs and complexity ramp up