Ford plans to restart production of the electric F-150 Lightning on March 13
Ford plans to restart production of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup on March 13 – more than a month after a battery issue caused a vehicle to catch fire.
European markets close higher, trimming losses as euro zone inflation eases to 8.5%
European stock markets closed higher Thursday, recovering earlier losses after key euro zone inflation data came in above expectations.
At least 20 torture centers in Kherson were directly financed by the Kremlin, international lawyers say in a new report
Electric shock torture and waterboarding are among the criminal acts described by Ukrainian women and men imprisoned at the torture sites in Kherson.
Ford sales jump as supply chain issues improve
Sales of Ford’s F-Series pickups increased 22% last month compared with a year earlier, including a spike in sales of its electric F-150 Lightning.
LSE Group targets Blackstone/Thomson Reuters stake buyback as it raises outlook
London Stock Exchange Group revealed intentions to buy back more of its shares on Thursday, as it lifted its income growth outlook.
A South Korean telco giant has its own A.I. chatbot — and says it’s a ‘super app’ version of ChatGPT
SK Telecom is planning this year to fully launch “A.”, its artificial intelligence chatbot and its answer to OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
Euro zone inflation softens to 8.5% in February as ECB signals interest rate hiking is not over
Inflation in the euro zone came in at 8.5% in February, while the ECB signalled interest rate hikes could still continue.
WH Smith says employee data was illegally accessed in cyber incident
British retailer WH Smith is investigating a cyber security incident.
Not all passports are created equal. Here’s a list of the most powerful ones
The United Arab Emirates has the strongest passport in the world, followed by Luxembourg and Switzerland, according to a 2023 index by Nomad Capitalist.
Bangladesh urges G-20 to force companies making profit from Ukraine war to compensate poor nations
A UN report said the fallout from Ukraine’s war could dramatically worsen the economic outlook for developing countries already grappling with debt financing.
