BMW Group announced on Tuesday that it would join hands with Chinese autonomous driving firm Momenta to develop advanced driving assistance technology specifically for the China market.
The co-developed system will cover highways and urban roads and be used in multiple models, BMW said in a statement.
(Reporting by Beijing newsroom)
The European Central Bank will need to raise interest rates at least once more to contain inflation and a deterioration...
As luxury groups grapple with weak fashion sales and a hit to spending from the Middle East conflict, investors are...
When Swiss lawmakers meet next month to draft new capital requirements for UBS, they are likely to strike a balance...
Jet engine maker CFM said on Saturday it was investing $2 billion over five years to help meet targets of...
The U.S. will hit Brazil with new 25% duties on its furniture, ethanol, machinery, footwear, sugar and other goods, launching...
Talks between the European Parliament, European governments and the European Commission on rules for a digital euro begin on Monday,...
© 2024 SEMG.
