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Payments From Gas Projects To Myanmar’s Junta Suspended By Total, Chevron

Some of the payments that was to reach from a joint venture for gas to Myanmar's junta have been suspended by the French oil and gas group Total and the United States based energy company Chevron.   The move has been praised by the pro-democracy activists who have hailed this as the first...

Ford Plans To Have Two New Dedicated EV Platforms By 2025: Reports

United States based auto giant Ford Motor Co plans to develop two dedicated all-electric vehicle platforms of which one will be used for making full-size trucks and SUVs while the other is to be used for cars and smaller SUVs.   According to analysts and experts, this is a part of Ford’s...

Tesla To Use Camera-Based Autopilot Tech Because Of Increasing Scrutiny

An Autopilot system that makes use of a set of cameras will be now used by the United States based electric car maker Tesla Inc and drop the radar sensor system for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in North America beginning this month itself, the company said on Tuesday.   This measure was...

Lower EU Fines Over Emissions Collusion Likely For BMW And VW: Reports

It is likely that a reduced antitrust fine for the German car makers BMW and Volkswagen will be settled for by the European Union over use of clean air technology. According to reports quoting sources familiar with the matter, this likelihood surfaced following the EU narrowing down the scope of an...

The US Has Formally Lifted Securities Ban On It, Says China's Xiaomi

The designation of the Chinese firm China's Xiaomi Corp of being a Communist Chinese Military Company (CCMC) as was imposed by the United States administration, was removed by a US court, the company said on Wednesday while also lifting all the restrictions imposed on the company including buying...

Tesla To Push Ahead With 'Full Self-Driving' M Says Elon Musk

After a federal government investigation in the United States raised questions about the initial findings of a fatal crash involving a Tesla self driving car in Spring, Texas, last month, the US based electric car maker is seemingly still pushing ahead with a broader roll out of its autonomous...

Test Use Of Pneumococcal Vaccine Together With Covid-19 Booster Shot Started By Pfizer

Pfizer Inc has launched a new study involving adults over 65 years of age who have been vaccinated with its Coivid-19 vaccine that makes use of the company's 20-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (20vPnC) candidate with a third dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine shot. This was announced by the...

HSBC Not To Launch Any Crypto Currency Or Services - CEO

The Chief Executive of HSBC, Noel Quinn, said that the lender does not have any plans of launching any crypto currency trading desk or offering customers the digital coins as an investment because the bank believes that such digital currencies are too volatile and do not have transparency.  ...

SoftBank CEO Critical Of Japan Holding Olympics Due To Slow Vaccination

While a mass vaccination drive was launched by the Japanese government to catch up with other countries and to ensure a "safe and secure" Olympics Games, the significant dangers of holding the Games in Tokyo were highlighted by the Japanese tycoon Masayoshi Son.   Bewilderment and concern...

Hyundai’s Plans Introducing Hydrogen Powered Trucks In Europe This Year

The race to offer fuel-cell trucks in Europe has been heated up by South Korea's Hyundai Motor and test the viability of hydrogen-powered heavy goods transportation modes by setting up plans to ship a new series of fuel-cell trucks to the continent later this year.   Mark Freymueller, CEO of...

EVs Now The Lynchpin Of Nissan–Renault Partnership

Electrification was described as the new lynchpin of the new partnership between Japan’s Nissan Motor Co and French car maker Renault SA, said the Japanese automaker's chief operating officer (COO) Ashwani Gupta. `   Nissan will standardise and share electric-vehicle components with Renault,...

Production Halt For Nissan And Suzuki Motor In June Due To Chip Shortage – Reports

The Japanese cat making majors Nissan Motor Co and Suzuki Motor Corp are being forced to temporarily halt production at some of their factories because of the global chip shortage, said reports quoting sources with direct knowledge of the plans.   Multiple sources were quoted in the reports...
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