Reports Claims Toyota Aims To Build A Third Plant In India And A New SUV

As its cooperation with Suzuki Motor raises domestic volumes, Toyota Motor plans to construct a third auto factory in India, increasing manufacturing capacity in the nation for the first time in more than ten years, according to two sources. According to one of the sources with direct knowledge of the plans, the largest automaker in…

Nissan States That All New Vehicles Entering Europe Will Be Entirely Electric

By the end of the decade, an increasing number of automakers will have switched to selling exclusively electric cars (EVs), according to Nissan Motor Co., which announced that all of its new European models will be totally electric. “There is no turning back now,” Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida said in a statement. One of the…

KPMG Finds 75% Of Businesses Worldwide Are Not Prepared For New ESG Regulations

According to a new KPMG analysis released on Tuesday, 75% of companies worldwide are not prepared to have their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data evaluated externally months before new requirements take effect. In order to replace a patchwork of voluntary private sector practises for listed firms to make climate-related disclosures, stricter European Union, U.S.,…

Lego Abandons Oil-Free Brick In A Blow For Achieving Better Sustainability

Lego has given up on its most publicised attempt to replace plastics derived from oil with other materials after discovering that the new substance increased carbon emissions, illustrating the difficult trade-offs that businesses must make in the pursuit of sustainability. The largest toy manufacturer in the world revealed two years ago that it had tested…

Taliban Considers Utilizing American Mass Surveillance Program, Meets With Huawei: Reuters

An interior ministry spokesman of the Taliban government of Afghanistan told Reuters that the Taliban are developing a large-scale camera surveillance network for Afghan cities that may involve adapting an American plan before their 2021 withdrawal. This development comes as authorities work to supplement the thousands of cameras already positioned throughout the capital, Kabul. The Taliban…

New York Times Says That Tyson, And Perdue Are Under Investigation For Child Labor

According to the New York Times on Saturday, the U.S. Department of Labour has launched investigations into Tyson Foods and Perdue Farms to find out if migrant children were employed to clean slaughterhouses. The investigations were started by the Labour Department after a New York Times Magazine article this week revealed that migrant youngsters were…

Japan’s Toyota Will Treble Its Electric Vehicle Production In Its Pursuit Of Tesla, And BYD

As the automaker ramps up its electrification campaign to catch up to rivals like Tesla and BYD, Nikkei has discovered that Toyota Motor expects to treble electric vehicle output in 2025 from its 2024 plan. The manufacturer informed key component vendors of its intentions to increase the output of electric vehicles under the Toyota and…

US Completes Regulations To Stop China From Gaining From $52 Billion In Chip Funding

The U.S. Commerce Department is releasing final regulations on Friday to stop China and other nations that are considered to be a threat to American national security from using subsidies for semiconductor manufacture. Before the Biden administration can start distributing $39 billion in subsidies for semiconductor production, the regulation must be passed. $52.7 billion is…

What Will Happen To Fox After Rupert Murdoch Gives Lachlan The Reins?

Rupert Murdoch has resigned from his position as chairman of Fox Corporation and News Corporation, capping a career spanning more than seven decades during which he built a media empire that stretched from Australia to the United States. The firms said on Thursday that Lachlan Murdoch, his son, will continue to serve as chairman and…