VW and Rheinmetall are heading in different directions. The arms-maker is benefiting from the surge in European defense spending as the bloc rearms to deter Russia, support Ukraine and ensure its ...

Languages: English, Spanish. You can get in touch with Jesus by emailing j.mosquera@newsweek.com Rheinmetall, the German defense giant once controlled by the Third Reich, is considering acquiring ...

Canadian pension fund investment manager Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) has agreed to buy Quebec-based renewables developer Innergex Renewable Energy for CA$10bn ($7bn). Innergex ...

Schaller, two of the leading experts at the research base in Wolong. The book summarized research results on wild giant pandas and sparked global interest in the species 1985-1988 Ministry of Forestry ...

VOLKSWAGEN is close to selling more sausages than cars in a bizarre blow for the German motor giant. VW revealed that last year it sold a record 8.5million “currywurst” dishes — sausages ...

During their home game against the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Washington Capitals will honor the victims with a decal on their helmets; Tampa Bay players, too, will wear them. The decals feature a ...

The 2025 PIAA Individual Wrestling Championships roll into Day 2 at Hershey’s Giant Center with a push into the semifinals across the girls and the Class 2A and 3A boys divisions. The day is set ...

At the other end of Germany’s business spectrum, big listed companies are shifting investment abroad while automotive giant VW is braced for carmagdeddon. Its profits dropped 60 per cent last ...

Famously the platform that used to restrict the number of characters users could post in its Twitter days, X was sparing in its wordcount to announce the latest iteration of its generative AI tool ...

However, automakers are working to bridge this gap by introducing more affordable options. VW plans to launch the ID.2—a subcompact hatchback, possibly carrying the Polo name—in 2026 ...