Volvo’s bus plant in Borås powered solely by renewable energy
The plant in Borås has been certified by Volvo as a “Renewable Energy Facility”
04
Mar
03
Mar
LATEST: Nigerian SMEs and Women-led Businesses supported by IFC & Union Bank
With the support of IFC, Union Bank plans to offer more products and services to women-owned businesses, especially in Nigeria’s conflict-affected Northern and Delta regions.
02
Mar
LATEST: Coronavirus: The latest setback for global trade
Roger Vincent, CIO of Trade Ledger believes the current focus on the economic impacts of coronavirus could be distracting the finance sector from a much bigger threat.
25
Feb
Johnson’s no-deal threat ‘further cause for concern’ for UK auto industry
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to walk away from the table if political and legal sovereignty conditions are not met.
25
Feb
LATEST: 80% of IT decision-makers say remote working has increased
According to SCC’s inaugural ‘IT Insights Report’ on Workplace Productivity
25
Feb
Konica Minolta group are now using 100% of their electricity from renewable resources
Further companies within the Konica Minolta group are now using 100% of their electricity from renewable resources.
25
Feb
Turkey’s central bank lowered its key interest rate by 50 basis points to 10.75%
Turkey’s central bank lowered its key interest rate to boost economic growth.
25
Feb
UPDATE: Nanoco files patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung
Nanoco has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung Electronics Co and affiliates in a district court in Texas relating to quantum dots.
18
Feb
LATEST: Facebook sees risks to innovation, freedom of expression ahead of EU rules
Facebook warned of threats to innovation and freedom of expressio= ahead of the release of a raft of rules by the European Union.
17
Feb
UPDATE: Euro zone banks’ shortfalls in loss-absorbing buffers up to $216 bln
Euro zone banks had combined shortfalls in their loss-absorbing buffers of up to 200 billion euros at the end of 2018.
