Rallying-Neuville secures his first world championship in Japan
Hyundai's Thierry Neuville secured his first world rally championship in Japan on Sunday as Toyota sealed the manufacturers' crown.
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GM moving closer to F1 entry with revived Andretti bid
A General Motors-backed bid to enter Formula One as an 11th team in 2026 is now looking more likely to succeed after being previously rejected, multiple sources said on Friday.
EU DECODED: Could lab-grown meat arrive in supermarkets soon?
For meat to be grown in laboratories, cells are collected from living animals and multiplied in bioreactors. The resulting matter is then enhanced with fibre and other elements to add texture and nutrition. Since artificial meat is boneless and skinless, its use is mainly foreseen for burgers, nuggets, and sausages.
GPHG 2024: A win for Chopard in the new sustainable innovation prize category
This year's ‘Oscar’s of the watchmaking world’, the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), saw a prize for “eco-innovation” making its debut. The award was simply known as “innovation” in previous editions, of which the industry is never short of.
Reduce, reuse, recycle: How to make decarbonisation good for business
Sustainability, energy efficiency and zero emissions are words on everyone’s lips.
Markets look ahead: What's in store for global data and Nvidia's earnings
This week, the market focus will be on flash manufacturing and services economic data (PMIs) from major economies, including the eurozone, the UK, and the US. Additionally, the artificial intelligence powerhouse Nvidia is set to report its quarterly earnings, gauging the technology sector's growth trajectory.
Hopes for luxury goods market as China's retail sales surge in October
China's latest economic data showed recovery momentum in the world's second-largest economy, largely influenced by a range of recent stimulus measures.
ASML remains bullish for 2030 outlook as AI demand stays high
ASML has reiterated its outlook for revenue for the next five years, to 2030. The company revealed this was mainly based on expectations that artificial intelligence (AI) demand would continue to soar in the coming few years.