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Scania says it will lend Northvolt $100 million under US Chapter 11 bankruptcy deal
Swedish truckmaker Scania will lend Northvolt $100 million as part of the struggling battery maker's U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection deal.
Indian PM Modi highlights interest in Guyana’s oil
India seeks oil from Guyana, citing rising energy needs, as the two nations sign agreements on energy, agriculture, and defense cooperation.
Volkswagen workers head towards strikes from December
Volkswagen unions plan warning strikes from Dec. 1 as talks stall over factory closures and cost-cutting amid electric transition woes.
Analysis: Trade demands clash with climate agenda at COP29 talks
Developing nations at COP29 decry trade barriers like the EU's carbon border levy, warning they hinder green transitions and climate equity.
Advocates make economic case for green steel production at Dearborn, Michigan plant
A recent report suggests it's time to convert Cleveland-Cliffs' Dearborn Works to green hydrogen technology ahead of the 2027 blast furnace relining.
Honda hopes to double EV driving range with solid-state batteries, R&D chief says
Solid-state batteries have been touted as a key technology to make longer-lasting, safer and cheaper electric vehicles.
Hyundai unveils big electric SUV in fast-growing market
Hyundai's IONIQ 9 will roll out in the United States and Korea early next year with a range of more than 300 mile.
Analysis: Korea Zinc takeover battle tests Seoul’s resolve on tackling ‘Korea discount’
The Korea Zinc takeover battle highlights weak investor protections, fueling calls for reforms to tackle South Korea's "Korea discount."
As US ramps up nuclear power, fuel supplier plans to enrich more uranium domestically
Centrus Energy's $60M Tennessee expansion boosts U.S. uranium enrichment amid nuclear power growth and reduced reliance on Russia.
Nvidia’s AI chip demand still booming but slowing sales growth worries investors
Nvidia’s Q4 forecast topped estimates, but shares fell as sky-high investor expectations and supply-chain snags challenge big revenue beats.
