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Deutz AG and TAFE Motors have jointly launched a Deutz engine production facility with capacity for producing 35,000 engines annually. The German Deutz AG has entered a production collaboration with TAFE Motors to bring Deutz engine production to the Indian company’s manufacturing plant in Rajasthan. Under the licensing agreement, TAFE Motors will manufacture Deutz-licensed 2.2L and 2.9LContinueContinue reading “New Deutz AG engine production facility launched in India.”

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, is set to expand his investments in Tanzania with plans to develop a port, a 2,000-megawatt coal-fired power plant and several other large-scale infrastructure projects in the East African country.The plans were disclosed late Monday in a statement issued after Dangote held talks with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, outliningContinueContinue reading “Dangote to build port, 2000 MW power plant in Tanzania”

On Tuesday 14 July 2026, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and Energy UK have released a new blueprint that they say will help reduce energy costs for thousands of UK businesses.Its recommendations include removing certain levies such as the Renewables Obligation (RO) and Feed in Tariff (FIT) from all businesses, creating a publicly funded ‘Energy TransitionContinueContinue reading “npower Business Solutions backs CBI and Energy UK report on business energy costs”

Boeing will showcase its commercial, defense, and services portfolio at the Farnborough International Airshow, reaffirming its commitment to customers, collaboration, and the future of aerospace. Boeing’s exhibit and program will spotlight engineering excellence, development programs, investments in new capabilities, and long‑term global partnerships.”Every day is an opportunity to continue building trust as we focus on safety,ContinueContinue reading “Boeing to showcase global programs and partnerships at Farnborough International Airshow”

A federal antitrust case has put America’s egg industry under a harsh new spotlight, with prosecutors alleging that three major producers conspired to keep prices artificially high during one of the sharpest grocery-cost spikes in recent years. The Justice Department and 17 states have reached proposed settlements with Cal-Maine Foods, Versova, and Hickman’s Egg Ranch,ContinueContinue reading “U.S. egg producers accused of rigging prices as grocery bills soared”

Continental is extending its European Roadshow through 2027, bringing Generation 5 commercial vehicle tyres, trailer solutions and digital monitoring services directly to fleet customers across the continent. Following stops in the Czech Republic and Denmark, the programme moves next to Norway and Finland before continuing to further European destinations.The Generation 5 tyre range is presentedContinueContinue reading “Continental extends European roadshow programme to 2027”

When Andrew Kurzrok’s wife, Michelle, became pregnant with their first son in 2023, he decided it was time for his life spending over 200 days a year on the road as a mid-level executive of Amphenol Sensors to end. ⁣⁣Last September, he closed on the purchase of 45-year-old family-owned Hopewell Sheet Metal Manufacturing, which operatesContinueContinue reading “Millennials are buying blue collar small businesses to AI-proof their future”

e-STORAGE, Canadian Solar’s energy storage unit, has partnered with Axpo to deploy an 8 MW/40 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in southern Italy. This project marks e-STORAGE’s initial venture into the Italian market and signifies a further step in its European expansion. Construction is slated to commence at the end of 2026 at Axpo’sContinueContinue reading “e-STORAGE and Axpo Partner on First Joint Battery Project in Italy”

Rising driver pay is typically a sign of improving truckload fundamentals. While it is still early in the upcycle, some carriers are implementing pay hikes to keep drivers happy and their equipment seated.Joliet, Illinois-based carrier GP Transco announced Monday that it has increased pay for all company drivers by 5 cents per mile. The rateContinueContinue reading “Truckload market’s upswing ushers in driver pay hikes”

Over the past year, Zillow, the country’s largest real estate portal, and Compass, the biggest real estate brokerage in the world, have traded lawsuits and allegations of antitrust violations, all while waving the banner of consumer protection. Both companies have gobbled up competitors and become so dominant that when they shift their rules and practices,ContinueContinue reading “Real Estate Giants Compass and Zillow Fight Over the Future of the Market”