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NMG signs new graphite supply deal with Canadian Government

The company can resell its graphite concentrate and will equally share any excess revenue above the fixed price with Canada.

Gartex Texprocess India to showcase innovations across textile ecosystem

India’s expanding garment and textile manufacturing ecosystem will converge at Gartex Texprocess India Mumbai, incorporating the Denim Show, from 9–11 April at the Bombay Exhibition Centre.

Ifo: Job cuts in Germany slowing but not enough for a turnaround

Job cuts at companies in Germany slowed somewhat in March, the ifo Institute's Employment Barometer, published on Friday, showed. The March index rose to 93.

German state railway loss widens, passengers warned of trouble ahead

Germany's beleaguered state railway operator Deutsche Bahn said Friday its losses widened last year and warned passengers to brace for less-than-perfect service for years to come.Speaking on Friday, Palla said it would take time for the railway to improve both its financial performance and its service.

Carrefour becomes first European retailer to offer shopping on ChatGPT

Carrefour has launched an AI grocery shopping service on ChatGPT, allowing users in France to plan meals, check products and build baskets through natural language.

UK consumer confidence plunges amid escalating Iran conflict

UK consumer confidence is weakening as the escalating Iran conflict drives uncertainty across global energy markets and economic outlooks.

Surge of off‑lease electric vehicles expected to drive down used EV prices

Rising gas prices tied to the war in the Middle East are pushing some drivers to consider electric vehicles.

Fuel Price Spike Drives Surge in Used EV Sales in Europe

Rising petrol costs tied to Iran conflict push buyers toward electric vehicles.

Volkswagen Plant Could Pivot From Building Cars to Supporting Iron Dome Systems

Volkswagen may be facing one of the most unusual crossroads in its history — and it has nothing to do with electric vehicles or emissions targets. A report circulating in recent days suggests the German automaker is exploring a potential partnership with Israeli defense firm Rafael Advanced Defense Systems that could see one of its factories transition away from building cars entirely. Instead, the facility could be repurposed to support components tied to Israel’s Iron Dome defense system. At t

New UPS distribution center in Taiwan doubles capacity, productivity

UPS says its new distribution center in Taiwan is the crown jewel of its Asia Pacific network. The post New UPS distribution center in Taiwan doubles capacity, productivity appeared first on FreightWaves.

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