According To Yonhap, Hyundai Motor May Accelerate The Construction Of An EV Plant In The United States

According to Yonhap news agency, a new US law that excludes electric vehicles that are assembled outside of North America from tax credits could convince South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Co to move the start date for building projects of an EV and battery factory in the US to this current year. Hyundai Motor announced in May that…

Walmart Maintains Its Second-Half Forecast After Results Exceeded Forecasts

Walmart reported on Tuesday that sales increased by more than 8%, while earnings contracted in the fiscal second quarter as customers resorted to the discounter for groceries and necessities. In early morning trade, shares gained more than 5%. The retailer’s results exceeded analysts’ estimates, but they mimicked a profit warning issued by Walmart last month,…

Indian Ride-Hailing Company Ola Intends To Begin Manufacturing Electric Vehicles Around 2024

Ola Electric, an Indian ride-hailing company, wants to begin building electric cars in India in 2024 with a range of up to 500 km (310 miles), according to Chief Executive Bhavish Aggarwal on Monday. Ola, which is backed by Japan’s Softbank Group and presently manufactures e-scooters, did not provide a figure for investment or a…

Siemens Reports Its First Quarterly Loss In 12 Years As A Result Of Writedowns In The Third Quarter

Siemens said on Thursday that robust industrial demand remained in the third quarter, despite expenditures tied to its Siemens Energy investment and decision to exit Russia pushing the engineering firm into the red for the first time in nearly 12 years. The manufacturer of industrial software and trains reported increasing revenue and orders for the…

IHG, The Parent Company Of Holiday Inn, Sweetens Shareholder Returns On The Travel Comeback

Taavel giant  IHG announced a $500 million share repurchase after its half-year profit more than quadrupled, supported by rising room pricing, strong leisure travel demand, and a resurgence in corporate stays, particularly in the United States. Hotel operators benefit when people travel more and stay longer in hotels, raising occupancy rates and pricing, yet they face…