News Volkswagen Lays Out Project For Affordable Electric Car The car will launch in Europe in 2025, it said. Victoria Waldersee 16th Mar
News EU To Unveil Green Industrial Revolution Project Global investment in the green transition is set to triple by 2030 from $1 trillion last year. Philip Blenkinsop 16th Mar
News OneWeb ‘Moves On’ From Soyuz-Stranded Satellites As Its Network Nears Completion The company will launch from India the final batch of satellites needed to complete its global network on March 26. Joey Roulette 16th Mar
News BMW Expects To Hit 50% All-Electric Sales Target ‘Well Ahead’ Of 2030 By 2025, a quarter of new sales will be all-electric, the company said. Victoria Waldersee 15th Mar
News Meta To Cut 10,000 Jobs In Second Round Of Layoffs Meta already shed around 13% of its workforce during the Autumn. Katie Paul 15th Mar
News Europe’s Draft Plan To Cushion Power Price Spikes The European Commission pledged last year to reassess the electricity market. Kate Abnett 14th Mar
News Volkswagen To Invest $193 Billion Over 5 Years To Hit EV Target The car maker this month issued an optimistic outlook for the year ahead that sent shares soaring. Victoria Waldersee 14th Mar
News UK Government Should Focus On Younger Workers, Not Just Over-50s, Employers Say The UK labour force shrunk during the pandemic, driving by older workers leaving work. David Milliken 13th Mar
News Britain’s Tax Take Risks Blowing Green Energy Off Target The current rules threaten development projects, say industry leaders. Susanna Twidale 13th Mar
News Britain Toughens Up Diversity Targets For UK Companies It is part of wider efforts to have more women and people from modest social backgrounds in top corporate and financial roles. Huw Jones 13th Mar
News UK Car Industry Body Calls For Urgent Response To US, EU Plans International competition is hotting up, says the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. Nick Carey 13th Mar