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Border closures come at a bad time for Japanese carmaker as shortages spread to parts and foreign workers
Japanese carmaker announces new models but falls short of declaring end to fossil fuel engines
Stuart Russell will use BBC’s Reith Lectures to press for ban on autonomous lethal systems
Country head of Nippon Electric Glass says government plan to cut emissions requires greater support
Jump in costs alongside sanctions on Belarus coming into effect may well lead to lower crop yields
Google’s ad commitment, India Paytm’s the price, Tesla factory blow
The $6.8bn package will take country’s military spending to its highest level since the 1950s
Delays to factory near Berlin meant carmaker was unable to meet European state aid conditions
Billionaire founder unlikely to reverse course on manufacturing despite latest problems
Ray O’Rourke, who founded privately owned group, to step aside after 45 years
For ride-hailing groups, autonomous cabs represent a silver bullet
Outgoing chief executive defends ‘painful’ decision to exit electric battery business
Much must happen before a publicly traded index can become a reality
Elon Musk called it the stupidest idea ever. The FT's Peggy Hollinger looks at whether space-based solar power can move beyond science fiction
Investors have hardly given Daimler Trucks a second glance while upstart rivals have achieved huge valuations
Push to increase local output is in line with plans to transform oil-dependent Gulf state
The company’s role in the ebb and flow of the stock market is far greater than its $1.1tn valuation implies
Industry could move to zero emission ‘by 2030 or 35’ if infrastructure in place
Equipment supplier has built a canny business model based on what is dull but necessary
Italian group touts £1bn spending programme if it wins tender to replace Puma fleet
New head of FTSE 100 industrial group says performance rather than structure needs improvement
Pentagon struggles to understand how Beijing mastered technology
Fixing a faulty car will require a skillset more akin to that of a software engineer than someone adept wielding a wrench
Response to Odey complaint comes after Russian group’s second-biggest investor drops opposition to split
VW projected to be only one that could overtake Musk’s electric vehicle volumes by 2024
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