Nutrition: What a Sugar Tax on Soft Drinks Could Achieve
Germany's Schleswig-Holstein is pushing for a sugar tax on soft drinks to reduce sugar consumption, encouraging manufacturers to lower sugar levels.
At least 12 manufacturers reduce their plans for electric vehicles
At least 12 automobile manufacturers are scaling back their plans for electric vehicles due to persistent demand for combustion engines and unfavorable political circumstances.
12 Global Car Companies Reduce Their Plans for Electric Vehicle Production
At least 12 global car manufacturers, including Honda and Mercedes-Benz, are scaling back their electric vehicle production plans due to sluggish demand and rising costs.
Tests: Do you know which country these car manufacturers were founded in?
The article invites readers to take a quiz on the origins of various car manufacturers.
Six weapons giants expected to profit from Trump's war
The Iran war is projected to significantly benefit American weapons manufacturers, with the Pentagon announcing new deals to increase production amid depleting stores of missiles.
India drugmakers to sell Ozempic copy for $14 a month as Novo patent expires
Indian drug manufacturers are set to launch generic versions of Ozempic for just $14 a month following the expiration of Novo Nordisk's patent.
See which electric car's mileage is better than promised and which falls short
The article compares the real-world mileage of electric vehicles to their official ratings provided by manufacturers, highlighting discrepancies that can affect drivers' experiences.
"The perpetrators climbed over the fence." Babiš called on arms manufacturers for better site security
Czech Prime Minister Babiš announced that arms manufacturers must secure their facilities if they wish to sell military materials and obtain licenses.
Is this the dumbest idea in a while or a groundbreaking stroke of genius for the automotive industry?
The automotive industry is at a crossroads as manufacturers in Europe and North America explore Extended-Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs) as a lighter, more affordable alternative to traditional electric vehicles.
These are the 10 cheapest SUVs in Argentina
No car manufacturers changed the prices of their vehicles in March, keeping the ranking of the cheapest SUVs unchanged.
Vrček: Suspicious food additives mask their use with so-called clean declarations
A report by the Environmental Working Group reveals that American food contains over a hundred chemicals whose safety has never been officially examined, allowing manufacturers to exploit legal loopholes in food labeling.
NHS approval hope on two 'breakthrough' Alzheimer’s drugs
The NHS is set to reconsider the approval of two Alzheimer's drugs, donanemab and lecanemab, following successful appeals from their manufacturers against initial cost-effectiveness rulings.
Hawley launches investigation into abortion drug manufacturers over 'grave risks' to women
Senator Josh Hawley is initiating investigations into two mifepristone manufacturers for their alleged profits from a drug he claims poses serious risks to women's health.
Lithuanian cosmetics manufacturers – 35 years: the first legendary "Margarita" face creams were made in a construction trailer
A Lithuanian cosmetics company celebrates 35 years since its founding, marking its success story with popular brands like "Margarita," "Ecodenta," and "Rasa," and aiming for innovation in the industry.
Czech Weapons Can Conquer the World. Domestic Arms Manufacturers Are Profiting and Strengthening Prestige
Czech arms manufacturers are experiencing significant growth and recognition on the global stage.
China presses EV makers to end price war and focus on innovation as demand cools
China's government urges electric vehicle manufacturers to prioritize technological innovation over price-cutting amidst declining demand.
Snack and ice cream prices will drop by 100 to 400 won... Lotte, Haitai, Binggrae, Orion, and Samlip
South Korean food manufacturers are reducing the prices of snacks and ice cream due to decreased raw material costs and government efforts to stabilize prices.
Agricultural machinery: warnings about costs, imported pressure, and the challenge of competing with Asia
The president of the Argentine Chamber of Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers discussed the challenges faced by the industry at Expoagro, focusing on taxes, bureaucracy, and the effects of trade openness.
Trump tariffs hurting US manufacturers, data suggests
Data indicates that the tariffs imposed by President Trump are negatively impacting US manufacturers and leading to job losses in the sector.
Drone Manufacturers in Ukraine: Competition in the Drone Sky
The article discusses the burgeoning drone industry in Ukraine, highlighting the competitive landscape as manufacturers test their technologies in proximity to ongoing conflict.
Amid Iran war, Ukrainian drone makers fear Zelensky risks missing 'window of opportunity'
Ukrainian drone manufacturers are concerned that President Zelensky's focus on securing PAC-3 missile deals may jeopardize their chance to export drones amid a global demand sparked by the U.S. war with Iran.
SAFE will support ammunition producers, war will drive up food prices
Poland's SAFE program is set to allocate billions of zlotys to domestic ammunition manufacturers amid rising concerns of war impacting food prices due to soaring fuel and gas costs.
Decodom is once again in debt and seeks judicial protection from creditors
Decodom, one of Slovakia's largest furniture manufacturers, is seeking court protection from creditors due to significant debts and past financial struggles exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leino Luik: The European automotive industry faces growing competition from China
The European automotive industry must confront increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers who are now on par with or exceeding their Western counterparts in various aspects.
Germany's automotive industry is broken – profits of the three largest car factories have shrunk
Germany's automotive industry is facing a significant crisis as profits from its three largest manufacturers have plummeted, prompting concerns over the sustainability of its business model.
US reshoring drive casts shadow over China’s contract drug makers: analyst
Chinese contract drug manufacturers face uncertainty in long-term revenue due to a US reshoring trend in the pharmaceutical industry.
Less alcohol in beer, wine, and rum. Manufacturers respond to the fact that young people drink less
Manufacturers are reducing alcohol content in alcoholic beverages as young people are drinking less.
Zelensky: Decree to Ukrainian drone manufacturers
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has prohibited drone manufacturers from selling products abroad without government approval, asserting the need to secure the country's defense capabilities.
Good news for car buyers: Many car brands have extended their warranties by years
Several car manufacturers are extending their warranty periods in a competitive market to attract buyers.
Smartphones Will Be More Expensive, Vivo-Oppo Increasing Prices, AI the Reason
Chinese smartphone manufacturers Vivo and Oppo are preparing to raise the prices of their phones due to rising costs of memory chips influenced by the increasing demand for artificial intelligence technology.
Why do manufacturers boast about this figure? The story of the world's most famous acceleration measure
The article discusses the significance of the 0 to 100 km/h acceleration metric in the automotive industry as a standard for measuring a vehicle's performance.
A signal of economic recession...: what is happening in China
China's booming auto exports may indicate a weakening domestic economy, as major manufacturers are selling more abroad than at home.
Korea Industrial Research Institute: Middle East Risk Expansion... Should Prepare for Stagflation Possibility
The Korea Industrial Research Institute warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could significantly increase production costs for domestic manufacturers in South Korea due to rising international oil prices.
Ukraine imposes sanctions on Russian defence sector, Iran, and Oreshnik missile manufacturers
Ukraine has announced sanctions against Russian and Iranian companies involved in the defense sector, targeting 130 individuals and 48 entities linked to military production.
Senegal: Cement manufacturers worry about consequences of the fiscal tightening announced by Ousmane Sonko
Cement manufacturers in Senegal are concerned about potential repercussions following Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko's accusations of unjustified tax advantages leading to significant state losses.
Hope for Formula 1: How Audi is fighting against the sales crisis in China
Audi is looking to reverse its declining sales in China by entering the Formula 1 racing series, amidst challenges faced by other major car manufacturers in the region.
Some top US lobbying firms are working both sides of the Pfas issue at the same time
Top US lobbying firms are found lobbying for both chemical manufacturers and health organizations regarding PFAS regulation, raising conflict of interest issues.
Chinese Car Manufacturers in the Czech Market: Representatives in Every Segment
Chinese automakers are increasingly represented in all segments of the Czech automotive market.
Compensation Order for Four Manufacturers in Asbestos Lawsuit: 240 Million Yen to Construction Workers
Four manufacturers have been ordered to pay a total of 240 million yen in compensation to construction workers and their families affected by asbestos-related diseases.
The global director of an automotive company also asked Argentina to reduce export taxes
Renault's global CEO, Fabrice Cambolive, has joined local vehicle manufacturers in urging Argentina to lower export taxes on vehicles produced in the country.
360% increase in car sales from China. Now it's time for factories in Europe
Sales of Chinese cars in Europe have surged by 360%, prompting manufacturers to consider investing in local production facilities to avoid EU tariffs.
Imola Ready to Welcome the FIA WEC & Hours of Imola 2026. 14 Manufacturers at the Start. The Autodrome Confirms Its Central Role in the Endurance World Championship
The International Circuit Enzo and Dino Ferrari in Imola is set to host the FIA WEC 6 Hours of Imola 2026, reaffirming its significance in the world endurance racing calendar.
What phone makers don't tell you about 'killing' old apps
This article discusses how the number of apps installed by users has significantly decreased as smartphone manufacturers focus on simplicity and integration of core applications.
The price of electric cars fell last year
The average price of electric cars in Europe decreased by four percent last year, driven by a shift in manufacturers’ focus towards smaller, more affordable models due to EU climate requirements.
Japanese auto parts makers eye Russian aluminum – Bloomberg
Japanese auto parts manufacturers are negotiating with Russia's Rusal for aluminum supplies as Middle East conflicts disrupt other sources.
Under pressure from Chinese companies, Renault plans half of sales in electric or hybrid cars by 2030
Renault aims for half of its sales to come from electric or hybrid vehicles by 2030, driven by increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers.
The Horrific Economic Consequences of the Iran War Begin to Reveal: 'Crushing the Car Trade!'
The ongoing Iran war is starting to have severe economic repercussions, particularly affecting Asian car manufacturers due to disruptions in shipping routes and rising oil prices.
Slovak Office Imposes Record Fine for Cartel Agreement on Cable Manufacturers from the Czech Republic and Slovakia
The Slovak antimonopoly office has imposed a record fine of €97.4 million on a group of Czech and Slovak cable manufacturers for participating in a cartel agreement affecting pricing.
The Slovak Office imposed a record fine on manufacturers and suppliers of cables from the Czech Republic and Slovakia
The Slovak regulatory authority has levied a historic fine on cable manufacturers and suppliers based in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Televisions: seven 55-inch Smart TVs to upgrade your screen before the World Cup
With three months to go before the World Cup, it's an ideal time to upgrade your home’s largest screen, as manufacturers are offering promotions on televisions to capitalize on global competition.