EV sales are booming in Europe with fuel at record highs
More than one in three vehicles sold had a plug, up from just over one in four.
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Nokia closes China research hub, recalls asking Europe why it uses Huawei
Nokia is shutting its Hangzhou radio R&D centre in China by end-2026, cutting around 1,600 jobs, after its Greater China revenue fell over 58% since 2018.
Jeder neunte Neuwagen kommt heute schon aus China
In der EU ist der Marktanteil chinesischer Marken im August von neun auf elf Prozent gestiegen. Deutsche Marken sind im Retourgang, der Absatz von E-Autos erhöhte sich um 63 Prozent
RIOCOCO Opens Sri Lanka’s Largest Single Coco Coir Production Facility
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The real lesson of Uber’s departure from Nigeria
Uber’s exit from Nigeria is a warning about unsustainable unit economics and the real cost of infrastructure. However, local rails and fintech solutions are shaping the next phase of African mobility.
- Uber's exit from Nigeria in Sep 2021 highlights deeper issues beyond app performance
- Fuel prices constitute large portion of drivers' earnings, impacting ride-hailing viability
- Local fintech infrastructure platforms like Zeeh Africa developing essential services
Bentley takes on Ferrari with its first EV priced at $230,000
Bentley CEO Frank-Steffen Walliser says there is “growing” acceptance of EVs among wealthy buyers.
Ghana’s growing youth population could become unemployment time bomb — Alan Kyerematen warns
Ghana could turn its growing youthful population into an economic burden if it fails to generate enough productive jobs, former Trade and Industry Minister Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen has warned.