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Finding says decision to award lunar landing contract to SpaceX ‘did not violate procurement law’
Head of UK’s second-biggest defence company says group can be strengthened without an equity issue
Plus, a much-awaited report on the Archegos crisis and private equity’s involvement in the UK’s most beloved institution
US prosecutors allege he ‘told lies to generate demand’ for truck start-up’s stock
Chief says German carmaker will target younger customers and accelerate electric vehicle sales
Anglo American, Shell, Diageo and Airbus report bumper earnings despite shadow cast by Delta variant
Tempest programme is seen as vital to the future of the UK’s combat air sector
Chief Faury warns EU plans for tax on aviation fuel would slow attempts to decarbonise
World’s biggest steelmaker rides upswing in a global economy rebounding from the pandemic
Motorists are reluctant to go electric when there is no extensive public charging network
US central bank declares that ‘progress’ has been made towards meeting its goals
US aircraft manufacturer reports first quarterly profit since September 2019
The acquisition of engineering group aims to take advantage of the growing digitisation of industry
The Japanese automaker is grappling with the rising cost of materials and the global semiconductor shortage
JB Straubel’s Redwood Materials seeks to upend US electric vehicle supply chain
Upward revision in guidance comes even as the Japanese carmaker grapples with chip shortage
State control will secure production of vital components for Royal Navy nuclear submarines
Allego follows US peers with move set to help it raise $700m
Luxury automaker narrows losses and enjoys fivefold revenue boost
Isar is attempting to rival Musk and Bezos with low-cost services for satellites
Passenger preference for direct flights could be a convenience the planet can no longer afford
Recovery in aviation and healthcare businesses boost US conglomerate revenues
Self-inflicted problem is an unwelcome distraction for the electric car company
When you pitch an ever brighter future, you better hope it doesn’t darken.
Tycoon’s loyal lieutenant on ‘gardening leave’ and no longer taking active role in metals group
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