Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving unit, has agreed to a multi-year strategic partnership with Uber that will see some of Waymo’s autonomous vehicle technology join Uber’s platform. The collaboration comes a few weeks after Waymo’s chief product officer Saswat Panigrahi said the company aims to increase ridership tenfold by next summer. By partnering with an existing ride-hail… Continue reading Waymo’s self-driving cars will be available on Uber’s app, starting in Phoenix
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Allison Transmission Debuts Next Generation Hydraulic Fracturing Transmission in China
INDIANAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Allison Transmission is pleased to introduce the Allison FracTran® to the energy market in China. Designed from the ground up to meet the unique demands of the fracturing industry, the FracTran will be on display at the 23rd China International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition (CIPPE) May 31 through June 2. Initially… Continue reading Allison Transmission Debuts Next Generation Hydraulic Fracturing Transmission in China
Crypto exchange BitMEX plans to apply for HK virtual asset trading licence
Crypto derivatives exchange BitMEX is planning to apply for the virtual asset service provider (VASP) licence under Hong Kong’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Ordinance 2022, which takes effect on June 1, 2023, it announced on Monday “We’re in the middle of evaluating what resources we need, [and] how we can make that possible.… Continue reading Crypto exchange BitMEX plans to apply for HK virtual asset trading licence
KBR Expands Base Operations Support in the Indo-Pacific Region
HOUSTON, May 23, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — KBR (NYSE: KBR) announced today it has expanded its base operations support services in the Indo-Pacific region with a $24M task award contract by 94th Army Air and Missile Defense Command (94th AAMDC) for support of two key communications sites in Japan. Under the terms of the contract, KBR provides mission-critical… Continue reading KBR Expands Base Operations Support in the Indo-Pacific Region
Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
Lithium-ion, a key component in electric vehicles has seen a lot of fluctuation in market prices, which have dropped to CNY 2,05,000-2,46,000 a tonne, versus the highs of CNY 6,00,000 witnessed in November 2022. Lithium carbonate prices rose past CNY 190,000 per tonne, rebounding for the first time since plunging to the 19-month low of… Continue reading Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
Lithium-ion, a key component in electric vehicles has seen a lot of fluctuation in market prices, which have dropped to CNY 2,05,000-2,46,000 a tonne, versus the highs of CNY 6,00,000 witnessed in November 2022. Lithium carbonate prices rose past CNY 190,000 per tonne, rebounding for the first time since plunging to the 19-month low of… Continue reading Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
Lithium-ion, a key component in electric vehicles has seen a lot of fluctuation in market prices, which have dropped to CNY 2,05,000-2,46,000 a tonne, versus the highs of CNY 6,00,000 witnessed in November 2022. Lithium carbonate prices rose past CNY 190,000 per tonne, rebounding for the first time since plunging to the 19-month low of… Continue reading Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
Lithium-ion, a key component in electric vehicles has seen a lot of fluctuation in market prices, which have dropped to CNY 2,05,000-2,46,000 a tonne, versus the highs of CNY 6,00,000 witnessed in November 2022. Lithium carbonate prices rose past CNY 190,000 per tonne, rebounding for the first time since plunging to the 19-month low of… Continue reading Understanding the market dynamics of lithium prices
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Ways out of the China trap: VW, BMW and Mercedes can still grow in these regions006962
China ist das Lieblingsland der deutschen Autobauer. Hier verkaufen sie mehr als ein Drittel ihrer Fahrzeuge und erwirtschaften mehr als die Hälfte ihrer Gewinne. Die Analysten des Vermögensverwalters Bernstein schätzen, dass allein Volkswagen im Jahr 2021 gut 68 Prozent seines Nettoergebnisses Kunden aus der Volksrepublik verdankt. Bei BMW und Mercedes-Benz waren es zwischen 53 und… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Ways out of the China trap: VW, BMW and Mercedes can still grow in these regions006962
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Ways out of the China trap: VW, BMW and Mercedes can still grow in these regions006962
China ist das Lieblingsland der deutschen Autobauer. Hier verkaufen sie mehr als ein Drittel ihrer Fahrzeuge und erwirtschaften mehr als die Hälfte ihrer Gewinne. Die Analysten des Vermögensverwalters Bernstein schätzen, dass allein Volkswagen im Jahr 2021 gut 68 Prozent seines Nettoergebnisses Kunden aus der Volksrepublik verdankt. Bei BMW und Mercedes-Benz waren es zwischen 53 und… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Ways out of the China trap: VW, BMW and Mercedes can still grow in these regions006962