Also in today’s newsletter, Goldman Sachs invests in ESG software provider osapiens
Orbex boss questions new funding for German start-up as executives call for investment to boost national projects
But Brazilian group’s CEO leaves option open to take on Airbus and Boeing with a larger plane
Conglomerate’s CFO says its capacity far exceeds government orders and rival state-owned producers are ‘inefficient’
Micael Johansson says region’s industrial strategy should have backing of €100bn rather than the €1.5bn envisaged
Minority investors in Rio Tinto-owned project ‘devastated’ by non-renewal of licence to tap huge deposits
Belgian chemicals group scales back on expansion after Tesla and others flag waning demand
Roberto Cingolani says ‘fourth partner could be very convenient’ for Global Combat Air Programme
Average car selling prices are falling as ample supply and sluggish demand hit pricing power
Logistics deal comes as UK parcel market faces shake-up from takeover of Royal Mail
Manoeuvre marks further deepening of military co-operation between Moscow and Beijing
Profits at both carmakers fall as demand wanes and pressure on pricing grows
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Company misses earnings expectations following unexpected surge in need to fix faulty vehicles
New defence secretary John Healey promises to ‘reset’ the country’s relations with European allies
Billionaire chief claims plans for ‘autonomous fleet’ will transform group’s market value
Shares rise 8% as luxury-car maker predicts sales revival from product launches
US group expects working through built-up F-35 inventory to take several quarters after deliveries resume
Tufan Erginbilgic says crunch could persist for another two years
National Audit Office report says strategy does not deliver value for money
Production of models delayed after heavy rain in central Europe disrupts manufacturing chain
Move comes after California regulators barred company’s autonomous vehicles from the state’s streets last year
Cash back, low interest rates and price cuts surge in an effort to clear inventories at pre-pandemic levels
Defence review has raised questions about whether GCAP programme will be axed on grounds of cost
Statement from Jonathan Reynolds leaves Titanic maker racing for private sector rescue