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  • Porsche: IPO key to Volkswagen’s electrification strategy

    September 5, 2022

    Porsche’s IPO is key to funding Volkswagen’s €52bn electrification strategy, Volkswagen executives said ahead of today’s board meeting.  In an internal interview published on Monday, the group’s chief operating officer Arno Antlitz said the proceedings “would give us [Volkswagen] more flexibility to further accelerate the transformation,” as the German car maker aims to overtake Tesla [...]

  • Heathrow Express passengers can soon book train tickets through Uber

    September 5, 2022

    Passengers on the Heathrow Express will soon be able to book train tickets through Uber following a partnership between the two services.  The collaboration is part of Uber’s new feature Uber Travel, which aims to transform Uber into a multi-modal smart travel app.  The feature is already available in cities across North America. “We have [...]

  • Sigh of relief in Britain’s automotive space as new car market stabilises after months of decline

    September 5, 2022

    New figures show this morning that months of decline in the new car market has come to a halt. Registrations of new cars increased by 1.2 per cent last month compared with August 2021, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Some 68,858 new cars were registered in the first monthly growth [...]

  • Avanti contract to be renewed despite no sign of train timetable issues abating soon

    September 5, 2022

    The London-Manchester train operator Avanti West Coast is to receive fresh government support with a new long-term agreement to keep the line going. Three weeks ago the operator slashed services between the cities, reducing trains from three to one an hour, with no sign of when normality will return. Its managing director Phil Whittingham is [...]

  • Drivers still get ‘raw’ deal at pumps despite 12p drop

    September 5, 2022

    Drivers continue to get a raw deal at the pumps despite a 12p price drop in August – the highest monthly slump on record. According to an analysis published today by the RAC, the average price of a litre of unleaded is now below 170p when it should be around 161p. Retailers would still have [...]

  • Aston Martin launches £575m rights issue powered by Saudi Crown Prince MBS

    September 5, 2022

    Luxury car maker Aston Martin confirmed this a.m. a £575m rights issue, which will be supported by a fund controlled by Saudi Arabia’s de facto leader. It told shareholders on Monday that it will launch the rights issue – a share offer to current investors intended to raise new cash – as part of a [...]

  • UK in the running for £7bn lithium battery gigafactory among European peers

    September 5, 2022

    The UK is in the running for an $8bn (£6.9bn) lithium battery gigafactory, squaring up to European peers in the race to cultivate healthy electric vehicle industries locally. The global energy transition has prompted countries, such as the UK, the US and Germany, to double down on their support for domestic electric vehicle markets. The [...]

  • Britons stuck in hour-long bottlenecks at Calais

    September 4, 2022

    Hundreds of Britons returning home from abroad have been stuck in hour-long queues at the Port of Calais. Ferry operators P&O and DFDS have apologised for the bottlenecks at the border, telling travellers to arrive at least 90 minutes ahead of their expected departure.  “Please be advised there are currently wait times of 90-120 minutes [...]

  • Shipping titan CMA CGM creates £1.3bn fund to accelerate net-zero

    September 4, 2022

    Shipping titan CMA CGM has created a $1.5bn (£1.3bn) energy fund to accelerate its transition to net-zero.  “In the face of the climate emergency it is our duty to do more and accelerate our actions,” said chief executive Rodolphe Saade. The five-year fund will support the industrial production of renewable fuels as well as low-emission [...]

  • Tui pilots launch lawsuit over sick pay and changes to benefits

    September 4, 2022

    Tui pilots on sick leave have launched a lawsuit against the travel giant over changes to sick pay and pension benefits.  Eight employees took the airliner to the London High Court, claiming the carrier “concealed the true nature of the changes” included in a new sick pay plan, which was approved by staff in August [...]

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