The current strain in China–European Union economic relations should be understood not as an isolated dispute over tariffs, subsidies, or electric vehicles, but as part of a broader structural transition in the global economy. What...

The figures are staggering, but they are not surprising. Up to 100,000 jobs. Four German factories slated for eventual closure. Tens of billions of euros carved from investment and overhead. Another chapter in the long...

Ferrari has appointed Massimiliano Di Silvestre as its new Chief Marketing and Commercial Officer, replacing long-serving executive Enrico Galliera after more than 16 years with the company. Di Silvestre will join Ferrari on 1 July,...

BMW’s profit warning arrives as another fracture in the long postwar illusion that Germany’s industrial export model is stable, self-correcting, and insulated from geopolitical shock. Beneath the language of “weakness in China” and “pricing pressure,” BMW is...

After a 10-day strike, nearly 1,000 members of UAW Local 2093 at American Axle/Dauch Corporation have reached a tentative agreement that delivers major wage increases and improved benefits. The proposed contract would raise the top...

What we’re looking at here is not simply a business decision by BYD—it is a snapshot of how global corporations organise production based on cost structures, state policy, and uneven development across regions. The company’s executive...