November 2022

Arizona Police Chase Looks Like It’s Straight Out Of Need For Speed Hot Pursuit

Police arrested four individuals in Glendale, AZ after an eventful police chase. The driver of an allegedly stolen white Volkswagen Tiguan ran over stop sticks and curbs, into fields, and even took out a sign before the end of the pursuit. Watching it all unfold is eerily reminiscent of the sort of thing you’d only […]

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Chinese tycoon spent 8 years, $3 billion on EV that hasn’t been built

The image arrived in Susan Swenson‘s inbox on a Wednesday evening. Her corporate headshot had been crudely crossed out in digital red ink, and the word “Kill” was written in the bottom left corner. In the hours that followed, some of her colleagues received similar threats, including messages that referenced the recent assassination of former

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Tesla Reportedly Wanted To Pay Indie Developer In Exposure For Placing Popular Game In Its Cars

Exposure. A simple word that is often dangled in front of inexperienced hopefuls by exploitative clients. It’s a word that has virtually become a meme in itself and not really one you’d expect to be used by one of the most successful EV startups of the century. But according to one game developer, that’s exactly

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GM names new OnStar chief

General Motors has named a new head of its OnStar in-vehicle safety, security and connectivity business, replacing Jeff Massimilla after a little more than a year. Mike Devereux, a top GM sales and marketing executive in China, took over as vice president, OnStar safety and security, as of Nov. 1, a GM spokeswoman told Automotive

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Germany calls for ‘precautionary’ pause in deep-sea mining

Germany has called for a pause in the developing deep-sea mining industry, saying not enough is known about the likely impacts of mining the seabed for battery metals. The world’s fourth-biggest economy joins countries including New Zealand and France in calling for seabed mining exploration to stop until further research is done on environmental effects.

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Lear Q3 sales, profits soar on car production improvement

Seating and electronics supplier Lear Corp. reported improved financial performance in the third quarter, fueled by better market conditions. Lear said net income increased 440 percent from a year ago to $92 million in the third quarter, while sales rose 23 percent to $5.2 billion, due primarily to improved production volumes. Core operating earnings increased

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