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Unilever: The British company reported a 7.9% rise in underlying second-quarter sales, beating analysts' average forecast of 6.4%, a company-provided consensus showed.
Unilever said it expects underlying sales growth for the full year to be above 5%, ahead of its multiyear range, with underlying price growth continuing to moderate through the year
If you want to sell your car as profitably as possible, the best place to start is with decent photos. — dpa There are a few ways you can make the difficult business of selling your car yourself slightly easier – and ideally more profitable. 1. Clean up to cash in: You can charge more if your car is thoroughly cleaned and has had an overhaul. “Usually, that investment pays for itself, ” says Marcel Muehlich of the Auto Club Europa (ACE). You’ll also want to make sure you’re well informed about the current state of the car in terms of technology and that you have all the necessary papers, which may include vehicle registration, purchase paperwork and test certificates, says Johannes Boos of Germany’s ADAC, Europe’s biggest car club.
Europe pushing to a total EV landscape by 2030 PUBLISHED BY Electric vehicle sales are set to soar in 2021, according to industry analysts and car distributors as more models are brought to the market. According to a draft EU document, the European Union aims to have at least 30 million zero-emission vehicles on its roads by 2030. Europe’s carmakers are planning to vastly expand their sales of electric and hybrid cars or fall foul of tough new emissions regulations and risk hundreds of millions of euros in fines. European legislation has ruled that average carbon dioxide output of new cars across a manufacturer’s fleet be reduced to 95 grams of CO2 per kilometer from 2020.