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An auto holy grail: Motors that don't rely on Chinese rare earthsAutomakers are urgently seeking alternatives to rare-earth metals, primarily sourced from China, due to supply chain vulnerabilities and ge...- Shock F1 comeback: Sergio Pérez and Valterri Bottas sign with Cadillac for 2026 — no American drivers chosenCadillac will enter Formula 1 in 2026 with big news. The team signed Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas as their drivers. Both are very exper...
- Formula 1: Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez sign blockbuster deal with Cadillac for 2026 SeasonValtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez will drive for the Cadillac Formula 1 team in 2026. Cadillac makes its F1 debut with experienced drivers. ...
- US awards $1.5 billion to GlobalFoundries for semiconductor productionEarlier in January, the commerce department announced a $162 million planned award to Microchip Technology and $35 million to a BAE Systems...
- The Prince of Reuss, the failed coup to overthrow elected German government and a twistThe prince pursued his goal of restoring Germany's imperial Reich on multiple fronts.
- Prince Heinrich XIII: Who is Prince of Reuss and what is the Reichsbürger movement in Germany? Know hereGerman special police searched 11 of Germany's 16 states concerning an alleged conspiracy to overthrow the government and install a self-de...
- General Motors CEO Mary Barra says electric vehicles to be profitable by 2025General Motors CEO Mary Barra said the company's EV portfolio appeals to a broader range of customers than the competition, in a lineup tha...
- General Motors to wind down Australia, NZ operations, sell Thai plant to Great WallIn rearranging its global operations, GM is accelerating its retreat from unprofitable markets, becoming more dependent on the United State...
- Bye Corvette, hello Stingray: GM's iconic car packs more punchThe Stingray will have an 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters.
- The quiet charmer: How Lucerne brings together the old and new of SwitzerlandNot surprisingly, Lucerne (also Luzern) is still referred to as the “city of light”, a rough translation of its old name of Luciaria (datin...
- US auto companies like Ford, General Motors and others gear up for Google’s self-driving technologyFord Motor and Google are discussing working together, including a JV to build cars using Google's technology, said a person familiar with ...
- Argentina beats Germany by 3-0: Champions Trophy hockey tournamentWith this win the Argentines ended their pool engagements with six points from two wins, while Germany finished with just three points.
- Dan Akerson: The CEO who took GM from the wake of bankruptcy to profitabilityAkerson’s vision for GM involved strengthening GM’s Chevrolet and Cadillac brands with improved customer service and consistent quality.
- GM, Chrysler each to hire 1,000 engineersGeneral Motors and Chrysler, two companies that nearly died last year before getting government bailouts, showed further signs of recovery ...
- GM execs say foreign markets are key to growthGeneral Motors Company plans to introduce 70 new or upgraded vehicles in international markets by 2014 as it tries to expand business in ar...
- Sympathy to Toyota, recall not good though, say rivalsGlobal carmakers, including GM, Ford and Honda, said they are not going to take advantage from the crisis faced by Japanese auto giant Toyo...
- GM may reopen some factories to meet higher demandGeneral Motors Co may reopen some shuttered factories because it can't produce certain vehicles fast enough, its North American president s...
- GM Chairman names new head of North AmericaGeneral Motors Co Chairman Ed Whitacre Jr says he is putting engineering chief Mark Reuss in charge of GM's North American operations.
- Rivetting facets of LucerneVisitors to Switzerland may well be forgiven for thinking that Lucerne is just the base for excursions to the fascinating Mt Titlis and Mt ...
- Swiss treatLucerne’s lovely architecture and museums is fascinating. And the desi flavour of Mount Titlis made her feel right at home!
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