The test of the dying man
Yes, I know that the title made you foresee a post on the EU, but for those like me who
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Yes, I know that the title made you foresee a post on the EU, but for those like me who
Read MoreA person informed of the facts writes to me, commenting on this newspaper clipping: Spectacular! Twenty years of the left
Read MoreApple is discovering the hard way that the automotive world is not easy to scale: after the cancellation of its self-driving electric car, the CarPlay 2 on-board software disappeared from the radar and would have been left alone by some big brands that they prefer to do it themselves without giving data to third parties. Facts, statements and indiscretions
Read MoreThe division of the world according to Renault’s industrial geography has begun: Ampere, the division dedicated to electric cars, will preside over Europe, while Horse Powertrain, in which Geely and Aramco have also come on board, will continue to produce internal combustion engines in emerging countries. Starting from Brazil
Read MoreMicrosoft and Nvidia dragged to court by a Texan startup which, in addition to a patent infringement issue, claims that the two Big Techs are a cartel in the artificial intelligence sector. A story that could interest many antitrust authorities around the world
Read MoreHomemade firearms are spreading faster than governments can keep up. For many weapons designers, this is the idea, writes the New York Times
Read MoreAmong Stellantis’ countless US problems, the Group’s dealers are now accusing Carlos Tavares of having “made short-term decisions” which have reduced market shares and led to the “rapid degradation” of the Jeep, Ram, Dodge and Chrysler
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