Finally, I assume that companies will continue to buy back their shares at roughly the same rate as they did last year. After two years of significant underperformance, the European automotive sector is finally showing signs of a turnaround. Could this much-hated sector become an outperformer in 2026? Europe’s car manufacturers are in a terrible… Continue reading Europe’s unloved auto sector may surprise investors in 2026: Klement
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TVS Supply Chain Solutions Secures Three-Year Daimler Contract for Chennai Facility
TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited has been awarded a three-year contract by Daimler India Commercial Vehicles to manage in-plant warehouse operations at its Chennai manufacturing facility. The agreement will see approximately 700 TVS SCS employees deployed to handle end-to-end warehouse operations, focusing on material flow management, inventory optimization, and operational efficiency improvements within the DICV… Continue reading TVS Supply Chain Solutions Secures Three-Year Daimler Contract for Chennai Facility
German Handelsblatt: Diesel engines: Why Audi, BMW and Mercedes are still sticking to diesel012178
Contrary to the industry trend, German car manufacturers are still selling more diesel vehicles than electric vehicles – and are even developing new diesel engines. This poses problems for them. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Diesel engines: Why Audi, BMW and Mercedes are still sticking to diesel012176
Contrary to the industry trend, German car manufacturers are still selling more diesel vehicles than electric vehicles – and are even developing new diesel engines. This poses problems for them. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Diesel engines: Why Audi, BMW and Mercedes are still sticking to diesel012176
Contrary to the industry trend, German car manufacturers are still selling more diesel vehicles than electric vehicles – and are even developing new diesel engines. This poses problems for them. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car manufacturer: Up to seven times the cost of development: Mercedes changes strategy for autonomous driving012173
The S-Class allows drivers to watch films behind the wheel. In the next version, the company will probably restrict autonomous driving again for the time being – and rely on a new assistant. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car manufacturer: Up to seven times the cost of development: Mercedes changes strategy for autonomous driving012174
The S-Class allows drivers to watch films behind the wheel. In the next version, the company will probably restrict autonomous driving again for the time being – and rely on a new assistant. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Mazda 6e in the Handelsblatt test: This noble Japanese has something ahead of the Mercedes CLA012173
The Mazda 6e shows German manufacturers how to offer premium feeling at a moderate price. The sedan hardly has any weaknesses – but unfortunately it has a big one. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Morning Briefing: Mercedes is typical of the faintheartedness of the German economy012172
Handelsblatt Morning Briefing Manual operation: Mercedes restricts autonomous driving / Chart technology: Dax could continue to rise in 2026 Just now Play 08:40 Good morning, dear readers, When it comes to the lack of innovation and growth in Germany, there is quick agreement among senior private sector officials: the state is to blame. The many rules,… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Morning Briefing: Mercedes is typical of the faintheartedness of the German economy012172
German Handelsblatt: Morning Briefing: Mercedes is typical of the faintheartedness of the German economy012171
Handelsblatt Morning Briefing Manual operation: Mercedes restricts autonomous driving / Chart technology: Dax could continue to rise in 2026 Just now Play 08:40 Good morning, dear readers, When it comes to the lack of innovation and growth in Germany, there is quick agreement among senior private sector officials: the state is to blame. The many rules,… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Morning Briefing: Mercedes is typical of the faintheartedness of the German economy012171