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Indonesia's EV dream gets $15 bln spark of reality – Breakingviews - Vimarsana News

Indonesia's EV dream gets $15 bln spark of reality – Breakingviews

South Korea’s LGES, China’s CATL and partners plan to build comprehensive battery supply chains in the country. That’ll please Jakarta, whose bold electrification goals need industry buy-in. With supply chains stressed, it’s a well-timed boost for the wannabe production hub.

Shanghai deflates the Chinese Dream - Vimarsana News

Shanghai deflates the Chinese Dream

Brutal lockdowns in the financial centre are testing the elites' confidence in the Communist Party. The tacit contract in which citizens traded political rights for rising living standards is fraying. Revolt is unlikely, but China can ill-afford a sulking intelligentsia.

Shanghai Covid crisis puts China tech on eggshells - Vimarsana News

Shanghai Covid crisis puts China tech on eggshells

City officials have called on food delivery apps from $123 bln Meituan and rivals to help feed 26 mln residents under strict lockdowns. It’s a chance for the companies to win political brownie points and new users. But the logistical challenges risk putting both out of reach.

Fertiliser makers face long wait for free lunch - Vimarsana News

Fertiliser makers face long wait for free lunch

Soaring gas prices are making products of crop nutrient producers like Norway’s Yara and Austria’s Borealis unaffordable for farmers. Subsidising the companies might be the least bad way to avoid a food inflation crisis. Waiting for grains to fail will store up bigger problems.

KKR red card is a Telecom Italia own goal - Vimarsana News

KKR red card is a Telecom Italia own goal

After months of fumbling, the Italian operator hung up on the U.S. fund’s 10.8 bln euro takeover approach. Stiff opposition in Italy had dampened KKR’s interest. For CEO Pietro Labriola, revamping the hard-pressed group under intense market scrutiny will be twice as hard.