Category - Consumer Goods

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• Trump’s war on electric vehicles backfires on us
• China Slowdown Weighs On Hermès Q3 Growth
• How can luxury fashion houses deal with stolen goods?
• No quit in generous Marine
• Drivers warned of an ‘SUV tax’ as Chancellor takes aim at family cars
• SHOP AND AWE
• Nestlé sees strong Q3 sales growth on pet food demand
• What does th for the depar
• Stabilo Serves Up Trifecta of Collaborat­ions as It Pivots Strategy
• Making Money
• Calvin Klein Names Ayub Mohamed as Chief Product Officer
• WAYMO ROBOTAXIS
• SUBARU IN JAPAN
• Tesla Roadster is a true rocketship
• JAG HAS FINALLY DELIVERED BUT THE RISKS REMAIN REAL
• Fewer U.s.-built vehicles could be sold in Canada in 2026, new report says
• Rolls-Royce reaps rewards of indulgent customisat­ion craze
• Go, go gadget legs: the Hypershell X Ultra S
• Vehicles for transport, work fail safety tests
• Floods carry fire risks for EVs
• Playtime gets more fun with Playverse at SM
• Retail trade group says holiday sales should be good, in part due to inflation
• Amazon selling fake ‘eco plugs’ despite vowing to remove them
• Hamleys reveals top Christmas toys
• Citroen’s 2CV is reborn... with electric Gallic charm
• High prices aren’t stopping consumers, but for how long?
• Squeezed customers shun fancy kitchens at Wickes
• TESLA SEMI
• MIKE RUTHERFORD
• VW, Ford and Tesla batteries linked to deforestat­ion of indigenous lands
• Your shopping data could alter costs
• Tesla boosts Model Y L, expands Phl network
• HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO REWIRE A HOUSE?
• World’s Most Trustworth­y Companies 2026
• China’s EVs threaten grip of legacy rivals on market
• Ford team focuses on speeding up technology
• China's Geely announces its plans for Canadian showrooms in 2027
• ‘Eyes-off’ adds at GM