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FORD EUROPE PLANNIG TO BECOME LEAN AND MEAN, BUT WILL IT CONTINUE TO SHED CAPACITY?



Ford Europe’s February 14 announcement that it will axe 3,800 jobs in Europe over the next three years is designed to ensure the US major’s European arm survives as a more focused electric vehicle (EV) brand, but some experts wonder Ford can prevent this key wing downsizing further in future.…

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EU AND ASIAN AUTOMAKERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF NEW USA LEASED VEHICLE TAX CREDIT RULES



European and Asian automakers exporting electric vehicles (EV) to the USA are looking to take advantage of US treasury guidance issued December 28 that allows consumers to claim tax credits of up to USD7,500 on leased EVs, even if they are not made in north America.…

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HOW WOULD A NEW TESLA PLANT IN MEXICO HELP THE COMPANY EXPAND ITS BUSINESS?



Tesla, currently facing competitors developing more affordable electric vehicle (EV) models, could expand business and maintain its leadership in the North American and European market by opening a new plant in northern Mexico, say analysts. In this way, Tesla could leverage Mexico’s lower labor, utility and property costs.…

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CHIP MAKER’S TSMC IS PLANNING EXTRA CAPACITY IN ASIA, WHICH MAY EASE SUPPLY CONCERNS FOR US AUTOMAKERS



An expansion drive by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chip maker, is expected to be helpful for US automakers, increasing supply and decreasing supply chain risks, industry observers believe. TSMC is now building a new facility also in Japan’s Kumamoto Prefecture.…

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CANADIAN AUTO DEALERS HOPE PENT-UP COVID-19 ERA DEMAND WILL BOOST SALES IN RECESSIONAL 2023



Canadian automakers and dealers are hoping that unsatisfied demand for new autos that grew during the Covid-19 pandemic will be released in 2023 and enable sales to rise during a year when most economists predict Canada will tip into a mild recession.…

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT PROPOSES REGULATIONS MANDATING ALL NEW CARS, SUVs AND PICKUPS ARE ZERO EMISSION BY 2035



The Canadian government has released anticipated proposed regulations insisting that all new private passenger autos sold in Canada by 2035 must be zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs). While welcoming the law in principle, Canadian automakers have warned that the federal government will need to spend more in helping consumers buy ZEVs and on investing in charging networks to ensure this mandate is practical and affordable.…

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CANADA AND USA MAY BE NORTH AMERICAN PARTNERS, BUT TRIMS AND MODELS CAN VARY BY MARKET



Canada and the USA may have one of the world’s most integrated auto sectors, with 2021 passenger vehicle imports into Canada from the USA worth USD27.8 billion and exports to the USA worth USD26.5 billion, yet trims and models can differ in either market.…

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EUROPE’S HYDROGEN ECONOMY IS GROWING, WITH MAJOR INVESTMENTS BEING RELEASED



WHEN European energy experts consider the future of hydrogen as an energy source, assessments sound remarkably like comments made about wind or solar power in the late 1990s – it is a great idea, but it would help if production and processing were less expensive.…

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AD HOC ADVICE ON LAUNDERING DIRTY MONEY OFFERS WIDE RANGE OF TYPOLOGY INFORMATION TO AMLOs



How to launder a sack of ill-gotten cash is a question that does not just stretch the imaginations of law enforcers and AML officers, it can and does prompt useful assessments by professionals in other fields.

The question of how to launder USD1 million in dirty money is, for instance, a popular thread on the international online Q&A service Quora, with 84 answers.…

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CRAFT BREWERS INCREASE SALES OF DIVERSE BEERS IN NORDIC AND BALTIC MARKETS



The Nordic and Baltic beer markets are increasingly diverse, with craft beer sales growing faster than those for standard beers across the region, with only Lithuania bucking the trend. According to UK-based market researcher GlobalData (which owns Just Drinks), sales of craft beers Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Estonia and Latvia have all seen significant sales increases over the past five years with many exhibiting double-digit growth.…

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