Zetsche said Daimler benefits if China is “interested in our fate.” Daimler would welcome a Chinese investor after taking a stake in Beijing Automotive Group, though it has had no sign that this will happen, CEO Dieter Zetsche said.
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Massachusetts passes Right to Repair reconciliation measure
Legislation supported by the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) and the Coalition for Auto Repair Equality (CARE), along with organizations representing vehicle manufacturers and new car dealers, was approved on Wednesday night by the Massachusetts legislature.
China to launch two new carbon trading exchanges
China will launch two new pilot carbon trading schemes this week in Beijing and Shanghai as it strives to cut soaring rates of greenhouse gas, reduce choking smog and determine the best system for a nationwide roll-out.
ABI backs ‘ghost broking’ awareness campaign
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has given its backing to a new campaign to raise awareness of illegal ‘ghost broking’ scams among young motorists.
Car tag scanners would track Tybee Island, Ga. tourists
City officials on Tybee Island want to know more about the tourists who visit Georgia’s largest public beach, and they plan to spend nearly $29,000 on a pair of computer-linked cameras designed to read and record the license plate of every car and truck that comes and goes on the island.
