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Here’s Toyota’s Challenge to Rolls-Royce and Bentley

New Toyota Century Is Japan's Challenge to Rolls-Royce, Bentley - Bloomberg The first update on the executive saloon in two decades brings a hybrid engine and new interior technology—but to collectors’ dismay, it won’t be available outside Japan. Toyota has just introduced a new Century. This is a big deal. The Toyota

Hyundai profit down 20 percent as China woe continues

  SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Hyundai Motor Co., South Korea’s largest automaker, reported a 20 percent plunge in its net profit Thursday, continuing its losing streak to nearly a fourth year, as its sales remain weak in China due to anger over a missile-defense system. Hyundai’s overall vehicle sales except for

Amazon will let delivery people inside your house

Alexa, is it a good idea to let strangers into my house? Amazon thinks so. The company says it has a safe way for you to allow delivery drivers inside your home, even when you're not there. The service is called Amazon Key and launches November 8 for Prime members. You buy a kit that includes

Ryanair delays plans limiting carry on bags until January

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish airline, Ryanair, will delay plans forcing non-priority customers to place any second larger carry-on bags in the hold to allow passengers “more time to familiarize themselves with the changes,” it said on Tuesday. The Irish airline, which sparked outrage in recent weeks by cancelling 20,000 flights, was

Driverless Trucks Make Maiden Voyages in Singapore

The first driverless truck made their maiden voyage in Singapore on Tuesday. Katoen Natie, a Belgian logistics firm, premiered the trucks after a year-long development process that partnered petrochemical company Exxon Mobil, Dutch vehicle Assembly Company VDL Groep and Singapore Management University. Currently, in the first stage of implementation, the trucks

Latest FedEx acquisition part of ongoing bid for e-commerce market [VIDEO]

The “FedEx Panda Express,” a custom-decaled 777F aircraft. Aircargo World - FedEx has acquired Northwest Research, along with the latter’s capabilities to “resolve at-risk shipments” that the integrator hopes will improve its customer experience. Based out of Salt Lake City, Northwest Research is an inventory research and management company, and the latest in

FedEx brings Northwest Research Inc. into the fold

Northwest Research, Inc. (NWR) specializes in inventory research and management. Transportation and logistics bellwether FedEx said last week it has acquired Northwest Research Inc., a Salt Lake City, Utah-based inventory and research management firm. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.   FedEx said that Northwest Research’s proprietary technologies and capabilities complement

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