US Business
Tesla, BYD Break China Delivery Records as EV Rivalry Goes Global
As Elon Musk’s company seeks to regain the lead in the Chinese market, the new-energy auto battle is also heating up overseas.
Month: October 2022
US Business
Retailers Kick Off Black Friday in October Again, This Time With Too Much Stuff
Target and Walmart are rolling out early deals this week in a bid to attract holiday shoppers, as the retail industry works to unload excess inventory and compete with Amazon.
Nonprofit
Rapha’s New Vision for Prevention
At Rapha International, we’ve learned that children are safest when they live in stable families and well-resourced communities. Our Kids Club programs serve in vulnerable communities to promote stability and access to resources, in order […]
US Business
Nissan Confirms It Is in Talks Over Investment in Renault EV Unit
Renault and Nissan Motor said they are discussing ways to reinforce their partnership, including the possibility of an investment by Nissan in Renault’s new electric-vehicle unit.
Education
Wildcat Glades Friends Group Releases November 2022 Program List
This coming November, the Wildcat Glades Friends Group, along with other partners, will be hosting a hands-on preschool connections program, kids and adult yoga, a nature explorer’s program, and much more. NEW! Yoga Classes on […]
US Business
Price Increases Don’t Necessarily Translate to Higher Profits
Inflation has helped push profit margins above prepandemic levels, but third-quarter earnings are expected to soften.
US Business
Electric-Vehicle Makers and Suppliers Drive Into a Stormy IPO Market
Electric-vehicle makers in Asia and the companies that supply them are rushing to capital markets to raise money, as they try to take advantage of a surge in demand for energy-efficient automobiles.
US Business
Not Ready for Full EV? Some Car Makers Bet Big on Hybrids
Auto buyers’ appetite for battery-powered vehicles is helping elevate demand for their evolutionary predecessor, the gas-electric vehicle.
US Business
Burger King’s New U.S. CEO Seeks to Restore Chain’s Luster
Parent company Restaurant Brands has installed new leadership and earmarked $400 million to boost advertising and revamp everything from restaurant design to the way its flagship burgers are constructed.
US Business
Strong Dollar Pressures U.S. Manufacturing Rebound
The dollar’s broad-based surge is handing foreign producers an advantage in selling into the U.S., while U.S.-made goods become more expensive for foreign buyers.