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Definitive Green Light for German Tesla Factory
US electric car maker Tesla has received final approval from German authorities for its first car factory in Europe. This is reported by the German business newspaper Handelsblatt.
The yard in Gruenheide near Berlin, where the…
Nike Sues Company That Sells Shoes as NFTs Without Permission
US sports equipment manufacturer Nike has filed a complaint against US online shopping platform StockX for selling Nike shoes as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) without authorization. These are digital certificates that allow someone to call…
Division 6ix Joins Fan Token Hype With Its Own Cryptocurrency
It's official, the UK-based entertainment agency Division 6ix now has its own cryptocurrency. Called D6ix Tokens, they represent yet another sign that crypto is making its way into the mainstream.
In September of last year, we reported …
Research Agency: Shopping Via Social Media is Becoming More Popular
Shopping via social media platforms such as Facebook, TikTok, and WeChat will become more popular and will grow three times faster than shopping in regular stores in the coming years.
That is the expectation of organizational…
13,000 Flights Cancelled in and to the US Since Christmas Eve
Thousands of flights from to and within the US were again cancelled on Sunday due to the advancing omikron variant of the coronavirus and severe weather in the country's east.
Sunday's 2,500 cancelled and 6,400 delayed flights are…
Turkish Lira Soars After President Erdogan’s Announcement of Measures
The Turkish lira appreciated even more on Tuesday morning after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced a package of measures on Monday evening to boost the rate.
The lira already appreciated about a quarter against the US…
Toyota Raises Profit Forecast Despite Production Cut
Although Toyota is struggling with chip shortages that have forced production capacity to be reduced worldwide, the car group is adjusting its profit forecast for this current financial year upwards.
Toyota expects a profit of 2.49…
Significantly Fewer Toyotas Made Due to Parts Shortages
The world's largest automaker Toyota is clearly suffering from supply chain problems and shortages of parts such as chips. The Japanese company saw global production fall by nearly 40 percent in September compared to the same month a year…
Tech Companies Open the Books on Wall Street
Investors on the American stock exchanges will again have to deal with the necessary data violence on Tuesday. Microsoft and Google parent Alphabet opened the books, and they are two of the largest companies in the United States. The…
Wall Street Investors Take A Breather
The stock exchanges in New York showed small increases at the start of the trading day on Wednesday. After five sessions of mostly gains in a row, stock traders slowed down a bit.
Video streaming service Netflix was lowered after a…