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Seoul’s trade minister says China’s grip on graphite threatens Inflation Reduction Act incentives
Carlos Tavares says Britain’s quota regime could bankrupt carmakers
Three takeaways from a bullish IEA forecast on the state of electric cars and batteries
Doubts over the credibility of economic and corporate statistics
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Elon Musk seeks to appease the market after 40% stock slide
The company’s global plans range from solar modules and electric buses, trucks and trains to complex transport systems. But is it trying to do too much?
Tokyo urges alliances to stay competitive but companies wary of giving up control
Elon Musk-led electric vehicle maker’s stock jumps despite reporting a fall in quarterly revenue
Japanese carmaker has fallen behind in electric vehicle race and lacks scale needed to compete globally
Elon Musk sends confusing message on earnings call
New owner of UK dealerships will close marketplace for second-hand cars following pandemic-era slump in supply
Energy watchdog’s forecast runs counter to sentiment among many carmakers struggling to sell battery-run vehicles
European carmakers should use this market slowdown to play catch-up with Chinese rivals
Also in this newsletter: sharp increase in military spending, Exxon speaks out to defend plastics, flying taxis
Investors want to know whether electric-car maker is in the midst of a major change in direction
Victory was part of a $40mn campaign to organise workers at 13 mostly foreign-owned carmakers across the US
President Yoon Suk Yeol has pledged to target private use of company vehicles
Bad driving is probably playing a bigger role in the fatality rate than larger cars and longer journeys
Quarter-on-quarter drop provides some relief for households but quotes are up 43% from a year ago
Tesla wants to relocate its corporate domicile but institutional investors like Delaware’s sophistication and predictability
Delaware court previously voided chief executive’s $56bn remuneration
Pedal to the metal, balls to the wall, margins to the floor
Carlos Tavares’s controversial remuneration deal of €36.5mn was rejected by almost 30% of shareholders
Pace of post-pandemic development a wake-up call for western companies
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