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BLOOMBERG Whatd You Miss July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BLOOMBERG Whatd You Miss July 13, 2024

We did just get the closing bell on u. S. Equities, which have been trying to break free of the range they have been in for some time. 2971 is where we are ending the day on the s p 500 the nasdaq indices up 2 on the day. 2 . Russell 2000 gaining energy, financials, and Communication Services leading the charge. Twitter among those names. And along to Analog Devices also with an interesting rise. Royal caribbean loses a little ground. Scarlet i want to jump in with breaking news. The regulator of fannie mae and freddie mac has come out with a plan that calls for more than 200 billion in capita...

Hyundai Motors: Hyundai Motor breaks ground on USD 1.5 billion EV plant in South Korea, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Hyundai Motors: Hyundai Motor breaks ground on USD 1.5 billion EV plant in South Korea, ET Auto

Hyundai Motors: The factory in Ulsan in the southeast of the country will have an annual capacity of 200,000 units and the company said its first model will be an electric sport utility vehicle (SUV) from its luxury brand Genesis. Hyundai Motor Group, which encompasses Hyundai Motor, Kia and Genesis brands, said in April it plans to launch 31 EVs by 2030.

Mercedes Benz: Mercedes-Benz local boss urges South Africa to speed up EV shift, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Mercedes Benz: Mercedes-Benz local boss urges South Africa to speed up EV shift, ET Auto

Mercedes Benz: The luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz exports 90% of its total South African output, primarily to Europe, which plans to ban sales of new petrol and diesel cars from 2035. At the same time, South Africa's policy paper on EVs is two years behind schedule. The government has said it will be published this year.