Nissan shares fell 6.3% after Mercedes-Benz’s pension fund sold its entire 3.8% stake, worth about ¥47.83bn ($323mn), intensifying pressure on the struggling Japanese automaker. The divestment comes as new CEO Ivan Espinosa pushes a sweeping...

The recent Trump administration raid on the Hyundai-LG Energy battery plant in Georgia is not just an isolated law enforcement action—it is a window into the contradictions of corporate America in the 21st century. Four...

The partial strikes planned this week by Hyundai’s 40,000-strong union are not merely about wages, retirement, or shorter hours. They are part of a much larger struggle against a corporate order that treats human beings...

Porsche’s decision to halt production plans at its Cellforce battery subsidiary is not simply a company setback—it is a sign of the shifting global dynamics in the electric vehicle industry. With demand growth slowing, particularly...

Germany’s economy is undergoing a process few would have predicted this century: deindustrialisation. Long regarded as Europe’s industrial powerhouse, Germany is now grappling with structural headwinds that threaten the very foundation of its manufacturing strength....

Hertz, the battered symbol of America’s financialised car-rental industry, has now turned to Amazon — the behemoth of digital consumerism — to unload its fleet of pre-owned vehicles. This partnership, greeted with a short-lived surge...