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  • Decarbonisation is primary driver for transport investment, says DLA Piper

    November 17, 2021

    Decarbonisation has become the primary driver for investment strategy in the transport sector. According to a report by law firm DLA Piper, 79 per cent of respondents from the railway industry believe decarbonisation a primary driver for their organisation’s investment strategy. Numbers go up when considering those working in the aviation and shipping industries, with [...]

  • CMA to open EV charging competition on motorways

    November 17, 2021

    The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is set to open up a competition for electric vehicle charging on motorways. Citing the necessity for drivers to have “a greater choice of chargepoints where they need them”, the CMA has set established for competing firms to offer legally-binding assurances, also known as commitments. For its part, [...]

  • Tesla shares go up following Musk’s latest offloading

    November 17, 2021

    Tesla shares have gone up to $1,063.51 at market opening time after Elon Musk sold a further $973m worth of stocks to pay taxes. According to SEC filings, Musk bought 2.1 million shares worth $2.2bn at yesterday’s closing price of $1,054.73, offloading around 934,000 of his holdings on the same day. Since abiding by a [...]

  • Used car prices rocket as UK inflation soars

    November 17, 2021

    Used car prices have skyrocketed around the same time the UK’s inflation rates have reached record highs. Data from Auto Trader’s marketplace have revealed that last week the average prices for a used vehicle went up 26.9 per cent year-on-year, reaching almost £20,000. Fuelled by massive levels of consumer demand and supply chain issues, last [...]

  • Go green or go home: employees’ demand for sustainable business travel hikes

    November 17, 2021

    The majority of UK workers want to cut air travel and expect their employers to provide sustainable business travel solutions. Data from Trainline Partner Solutions has revealed that 53 per cent of UK employees believe that, before the pandemic, businesses were irresponsible with their levels of business travel, with 31 per cent admitting they had [...]

  • BMW to stop customisation following EV transition costs

    November 16, 2021

    BMW is said to stop car customisation following the transition to electric vehicles (EV) that is forcing the automotive giant to cut costs where possible. Once priding itself for the wide range of choices given to customers, BMW has now said it will not be able to provide such a large number of options when [...]

  • Billionaire Richard Branson sells off another $300m stake in Virgin Galactic

    November 16, 2021

    British billionaire Richard Branson has sold off a further $300m worth of stock in his space venture Virgin Galactic, taking the total offloaded this year to some $600m. The unlocked capital is reportedly set to be pumped into Branson’s travel and leisure businesses, after emergency pandemic restrictions bruised profits. Shares sank more than four per [...]

  • Cazoo acquires Spanish car marketplace in €30m deal

    November 16, 2021

    London-based online car retailer Cazoo has acquired Spanish car subscription marketplace Swipcar in a €30m deal, following the decision to expand more into the European market. “Swipcar has built a market-leading car subscription marketplace in Spain adding hundreds of new customers every month,” Alex Chesterman, Cazoo’s founder and chief executive said. “This deal will enable [...]

  • Volatile supply will remain for the rest of the year, warns Hamburg port

    November 16, 2021

    Germany’s largest port, Hamburg, has warned that – despite a 2.9 per cent hike in sea cargo registered in the first nine months of 2021 – global supply chain issues are here to stay, at least until the end of the year. Compared to the same time last year, the port – which is Europe’s [...]

  • Private jet demand soars as aviation industry deals with plane shortage

    November 16, 2021

    A record boom in the use of private jets has left a shortage of aircrafts as more people return to flying, according to reports.   Aviation data provider WingX saw a record number of flights in each of the last six months with over 4.2m flights by private jets taking place this year so far, [...]

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