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After the 'Sunrush': What Comes Next for Solar Power?
Some people call it the "sunrush": a 25-year period in which solar power has grown exponentially, transforming the technology from rarefied oddity to the world’s fastest-growing energy source.
Elise Groulx Diggs: Lawyers must be creative and innovative
In a recent interview with Front Group, Elise Groulx Diggs shares her insights as a human rights lawyer. An associate tenant of Doughty Street Chambers, she is a lawyer based in Washington D.C., with knowledge of international developments in modern slavery and human rights issues. She insists that lawyers need to become more innovative in their approach to advising corporations tackle modern slavery issues.
Crunching Car Data for Cash: An Israeli Startup Takes On Google
The road to profits is paved with good data.
U.K. Auto Sector's Only Brexit Option Is Damage Control, Report Says
There is nothing good to come from exiting the European Union for the U.K. auto industry, leaving the government only one option: limiting the damage.
In Germany’s Car Capital, the Unthinkable: A Ban on Cars
The star of Daimler shines bright over Stuttgart, Germany — literally. The giant illuminated emblem of its most famous car, the Mercedes, towers above the main train station, greeting visitors. It is visible for miles.
Mines Linked to Child Labor Are Thriving in Rush for Car Batteries
The appetite for electric cars is driving a boom in small-scale cobalt production in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where some mines have been found to be dangerous and employ child labor.
States Reach a $650M Settlement Over Exploding Takata Air Bags
Virginia, Maryland and the District last week were among dozens of states to to reach a $650m settlement with the U.S subsidiary of a Japanese company that manufactured faulty air bags installed in millions of automobiles worldwide, bags that sprayed deadly shrapnel that killed at least 22 people and injured hundreds more.
Daimler Throws Shade at Tesla E-Trucks Plan as Rivalry Heats Up
Daimler AG cast doubt on Tesla Inc.’s plan to deliver electric heavy trucks next year, saying its more modest goal to start selling battery-powered big rigs by 2021 is more realistic.
The Car of the Future Will Sell Your Data
Picture this: You’re driving home from work, contemplating what to make for dinner, and as you idle at a red light near your neighborhood pizzeria, an ad offering $5 off a pepperoni pie pops up on your dashboard screen.
Walmart's E-Commerce Challenge to Amazon Gets a Reality Check
Walmart proved to be the victim of its own success on Tuesday.
Toyota Readies Cheaper Electric Motor by Halving Rare Earth Use
Toyota Motor Corp. is readying electric motors that include as much as 50 percent less in rare earths amid concern of a supply crunch as automakers race to expand their electric-vehicle lineups.
Lost in Translation? GM Plant Shutdown Shocks South Korea
Only weeks into a new job heading General Motors Co's international operations, Barry Engle flew into a frigid South Korea in January and held a series of meetings with government officials to discuss the future of GM's loss-making local unit.
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