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Army Inspector Freuding on his expectations of the Bundeswehr's "app store", his disappointment with armament projects and the question of why 50-year-old infantry fighting vehicles need to have digital radio.
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Chinese semiconductor suppliers want to massively gain shares in the automotive business in Germany. For German companies, the alternative from China is not without risk. Keyword: geopolitics.
To encourage investments in favour of the ecological transition, it would be necessary to replace long-term thinking with more immediate deadlines, believe, in an article in “Le Monde”, climate risk…
Steven Bartlett's "Diary of a CEO" is fact-checking health and science guests like Andrew Huberman after BBC probe
The 100 most valuable labels are increasing in value twice as much as last year. The pioneer in electric cars is literally collapsing. A tech group is at the top.
The drugmaker expects one-time restructuring costs of up to $2 billion as it redeploys resources over three years
