CNN reports that Tesla CEO Elon Musk made the announcement on March 1. The new plant will be near the city of Monterrey. "We're super excited about it. We'll continue to expand production at all of our existing factories.", Elon Musk, via statement.
Ian Vogler/ReutersSamantha Markle has lost her defamation case against her half-sister, the Duchess of Sussex, after a judge in Florida granted a motion to dismiss.Samantha lodged her case in March 2022, when she sued Meghan Markle for “defamation and injurious falsehoods” along with “malicious lies” in a number of alleged instances, including during the duchess’s well-publicized sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey alongside husband Harry.Samantha also claims Meghan’s Florida fanbase “became a
Martin Lewis has warned people not to throw money away by topping up the gaps in their state pension.Good Morning Britain, ITV
Rotten meat may have been unwittingly sold by supermarkets for years, it is claimed, with an alleged rogue supplier now at the centre of a criminal investigation.
Households are to be penalised if they do not switch away from gas under net zero plans to be unveiled on Thursday.
As universities launch modules on Harry Styles or entire courses on bakery and patisserie technology, the value of these so-called “Mickey Mouse degrees” has come into question once more.
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Russia's largest carmaker, Avtovaz, said on Thursday that it was bringing forward an annual three-week company summer holiday by several weeks because of component shortages. Russia's auto industry has been hit hard by the fallout of Western sanctions and Russia's military campaign in Ukraine, having previously been reliant on Western investment, parts and partnerships. The company said it was working to establish new logistics corridors, and in 2022 found ways to replace more than 200 car parts that some countries were refusing to export to Russia.
The chief executive of Jeep-maker Stellantis doesn't think there are enough of the necessary raw materials on earth to meet the industry's EV needs.
Water companies will be forced to take money off bills if they pay out large bonuses to bosses while harming the environment, under plans by the regulator.
Henrik Hololei has served as the Director-General for Mobility and Transport since 2015.
Indian Billionaire Gautam Adani has seen his net worth plunge after short seller group Hindenburg Research published a damning report, but the billionaire has managed to recoup $20 billion in 30 days following the attack
Samantha Markle's defamation lawsuit against her half-sister, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has been dismissed by a judge in Florida.
Raymond James says it collected responses from 48 Canadian oil exploration and production companies between March 15 and 24.
A UK trial of a four-day workweek was largely successful. All but five of the 61 companies that took part said they planned to continue the model.
Italian truck and bus maker Iveco Group said on Thursday it had struck a preliminary deal with Sweden's Hedin Mobility Group to transfer it its distribution and retail business in Nordic countries to simplify its operations. Iveco Chief Executive Gerrit Marx said Hedin's "remarkable market penetration" would help his company support its trucks, particularly those with electric and alternative propulsion systems. Iveco will transfer its commercial activities for light, medium and heavy trucks in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark, as well as retail sale activity for minibuses to Hedin, it said in a statement, without providing financial details.
German manufacturers are seeing fewer material shortages but Europe's largest economy is still a long way away from an ideal supply situation, according to an economic survey published on Thursday. In March, 41.6% of the companies reported problems, down from 45.4% in February, the ifo institute said. "This easing will have a positive impact on industrial production in the months ahead," said Klaus Wohlrabe, head of surveys at ifo.
Utilities pulled 47 billion cubic of natural gas from storage for heating and electricity generation last week, lower than the 54 bcf anticipated by industry analysts, a government report showed Thursday. The weaker-than-forecast withdrawal left 1.853 trillion cubic feet, or tcf, of gas in U.S. inventory, the Energy Information Administration, or EIA, said in its weekly report of gas storage balances. The current U.S. gas inventory was 31% higher from the balance at the same time a year ago and 21% up versus the five-year average for storage, the EIA said.
Harry's presence during three days of the legal wrangling indicates the lawsuit’s importance in the prince’s broader battle against the British press.
Abby Grossberg says she was coerced into protecting the network, where misogynistic staffers adorned walls with swimsuit-clad Nancy Pelosi images.
Fired producer filed new testimony contradicting Fox’s legal defence
