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How does the latest non-combustion engine model perform on a drive through the island’s lunar landscape?
Constructive Bio plans to reprogramme microbes to make new materials from drugs to biodegradable plastics
The historic climate bill contains significant support measures for a fuel that is poorly understood by lawmakers
Manufacturer will start construction on second European factory in Debrecen this year
A report obtained by the FT highlights serious issues in how the housing association applies service charges
Deterrent exercises also reveal ability to mobilise more quickly, experts say
Market has been scuppered by high cost of maintenance and dearth of riders in pandemic
The promised breakthrough in AI vehicles is on its way, but has been stuck in real world snarl-ups and legal roadblocks
German industrial group hit by problems at spun-off energy business
Market has declined more than 20% from June record as demand softens and oil supply grows
VW and its US rivals face struggle to source materials to power electric cars as China monopolises supply
The richest man in the world is on the defensive
Gimme smelter
Walkouts planned in August and September after union rejects pay award of up to 5.5%
Wind turbine manufacturer says forthcoming bill will accelerate renewables industry for next decade
Billionaire seeks to avoid ‘emergency sale’ of shares if social media company forces $44bn deal to close
Investigative report attributes fraud to poor frontline management and focus on targets
The proliferation of satellite debris in low-Earth orbit carries significant environmental and economic risks
Internet group will offer rides in Wuhan and Chongqing without a human operator
The FT's Harry Dempsey looks at why sales are booming with better batteries
Postal service is seeking cost cuts but workers are demanding better pay and conditions
US company Albemarle says market will remain tight for the next seven to eight years
Start-up to concentrate on commencing production of its battery van to generate revenues
From China to the US to Europe, semiconductor makers are being showered with subsidies, but to what effect?
Rising global food prices after Russian invasion of Ukraine spur group’s crop sciences business
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