Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Renault are rethinking their EV strategies and pushing for stricter local-content thresholds to combat rising Chinese competition.
VW, Stellantis and Renault Shift Strategy Against Chinese EVs Read More
Dallas-based biotech firm Colossal Biosciences reveals its newest de-extinction target: the bluebuck antelope, alongside updates on woolly mammoth and dodo projects.
Colossal Biosciences Adds Bluebuck Antelope to De-Extinction Roster Read More
Mercedes-Benz is expanding its safety recall to cover over 30,000 S-Class, Maybach, and AMG vehicles due to potentially leaking front brake hoses.
Mercedes-Benz Expands Brake Hose Recall to Over 30,000 S-Class Cars Read More
European automakers like Volkswagen, Mercedes, and Renault face intense market pressure, increasing defense contracts, and rising Chinese competition.
European Automakers Face Enormous Pressure Amid Industry Shifts Read More
Conflicting reports emerge over the cancellation of a controversial U.S.-funded hepatitis B newborn vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau.
Confusion Surrounds Controversial Guinea-Bissau Vaccine Trial Read More
HHS and CMS eliminate health insurance subsidies for 189,000 duplicate and deceased enrollees as part of an ongoing federal audit and fraud crackdown.
HHS Cuts Health Insurance Subsidies for 189K Enrollees Read More
Explore the latest financial and operational trends facing major European automakers including Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Renault as the industry adapts.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services eliminated health insurance subsidies for 189,000 duplicate and deceased enrollees during an ongoing audit.
HHS Cuts Health Insurance Subsidies for 189K Duplicate Enrollees Read More
Mercedes-Benz has expanded a recall to cover over 30,000 S-Class, Maybach, and AMG vehicles due to a faulty front brake hose that can leak.
Mercedes-Benz Expands Brake Hose Recall to Over 30,000 S-Class Cars Read More
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed SpudCell, an artificial synthetic cell built from non-living parts that can grow and divide.
University of Minnesota Researchers Unveil SpudCell Synthetic Cell Read More