Morrisons has become the first leading UK supermarket to announce a delay to its net zero target, marking a significant shift in the company’s commitment to environmental goals. The Bradford-based
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The European Commission is considering compulsory measures to reduce the continent’s dependency on China for critical raw materials including rare earth elements. The announcement follows mounting concerns over China’s use
Construction is now underway on Europe’s first major lithium mine after the German government committed €354 million to Vulcan Energy Resources’ transformative €2.2 billion project in the Upper Rhine Valley.
The Dutch government’s intervention in chip manufacturer Nexperia has triggered mounting tensions between its European headquarters and its Chinese subsidiary, raising alarms over potential production stoppages in the automotive sector.
The cost of Christmas chocolates is set to remain high through the festive season despite a recent sharp decline in cocoa prices. A prolonged rally over the previous two years
Jaguar Land Rover, the largest car manufacturer in the United Kingdom, has revealed the scale of damage inflicted by a recent cyberattack, reporting substantial losses for the second quarter. The
The Dutch government is poised to surrender its control over microchip manufacturer Nexperia, potentially resolving a sweeping parts shortage that has threatened automotive production across Europe and Asia. Sources familiar
Marks and Spencer has reported a dramatic 99 per cent fall in pre-tax profit for the first half of its financial year, as the high street stalwart continues to wrestle
Dynex Semiconductor, a cornerstone of the British microchip sector based in Lincoln, has ceased production of its high-voltage semiconductors. Company filings reveal this strategic manoeuvre, which deepens Chinese influence over
Global markets heaved a sigh of relief as Presidents Trump and Xi reached a truce, dampening the US threat of 100 per cent tariffs and causing China to hit pause
Claims from ministers regarding government support of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) in the wake of a damaging cyber-attack have come under scrutiny, as the £1.5bn loan guarantee meant to bolster
European automotive manufacturing stands on the brink as a diplomatic clash between China and the Netherlands brings the industry to its knees. The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (Acea) has issued
British vehicle manufacturing slumped dramatically in September after a damaging cyberattack forced Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the nation’s largest automotive employer, to halt production for five weeks. According to the
Downing Street has intervened to block the publication of a government report warning that the collapse of tropical rainforests, such as the Amazon, could result in a notable rise in
Jaguar Land Rover JLR is making urgent efforts to restart the distribution of spare parts from its Midlands warehouse after a crippling cyber attack left operations at a standstill since
The British car industry faces its greatest challenge in years as a cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover creates widespread turmoil throughout its critical supply chain. Four weeks have passed
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