Following reports of sudden unintended acceleration in Tesla cars, authorities in the United States has decided to investigate and recall about 500,000 vehicles of the US based electric car maker. This was announced by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration… Read More ›
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New Software Issue In Boeing 737 Max Could Delay Return, Boeing Claims To Addresses The Issue
The return to commercial flight of the grounded 737 Max planes of Boeing could be delayed further because of a new software issue that was identified while undertaking a technical review of the proposed update to the 7373 Max planes… Read More ›
Chips And Electric Car Batteries Should Be Made In Europe, Says Angela Merkel
Member countries of the European Union need to enhance their technological abilities and aggressively push for development in the areas such as manufacturing of catteries for electric cars and in cloud computing – believes the German Chancellor Angela Merkel. in… Read More ›
Most Exposed to Climate Change Are Countries Reliant On Agriculture: McKinsey Report
Climate change is likely to have a greater impact on countries and regions that have lower per capita GDP levels as they are likely to be more exposed to it, claimed a new climate risk report from McKinsey Global Institute…. Read More ›
U.S., South Korea and Japan eyeing investments near South China Sea
South Korea, Japan and the United States are keen to invest in Indonesia’s Natuna Islands with Indonesian President Joko Widodo stepping up efforts to rebuff foreign claims over the resource-rich waters in the South China Sea. In a statement, Indonesia’s… Read More ›
British Electric Vehicle Startup To Receive $112 Million Investment From Hyundai And Kia
Investments of more than $110 million by Korean auto giants Hyundai and Kia has propelled the British electric vehicles making startup Arrival to become the most valuable startup of Britain. A spokesperson for the company said that Arrival was valued… Read More ›
The Most Important Things Not Covered In US-China Phase One Trade Deal
While the recently signed phase one trade agreement between the United States and China brought relief to businesses and markets, it was also marked by the fact that the easier aspects of the difficult trade relationship of the two countries… Read More ›
Financial sector optimistic on U.S.-China Phase 1 trade deal
Under the recent Phase 1 U.S.-China trade deal, China has agreed to expedite by nine months a previous December 2020 deadline for removing foreign ownership caps on securities firms, which includes investment banking, underwriting and brokerage operations. The Phase 1… Read More ›
India mulling introduction of new law to protect foreign investments
According to two officials with direct knowledge of the matter at hand, the Indian government is planning on bringing a new law to safeguard foreign investment in the country, by speeding up dispute resolutions. In the initial 40-page draft by… Read More ›
Discussions on U.S.-China Phase 2 trade deal have already begun: U.S. Vice President Mike Pence
In an interview with Fox Business Network, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence disclosed, discussions on the “Phase 2” U.S.-China trade deal have already begun hours after signing the Phase 1 trade deal. The Phase 1 trade agreement has defused some… Read More ›