Dave’s Hot Chicken CEO discusses acquisition by Roark Capital, while a baby eagle leaves its nest. A transgender teen wins California track title despite protests.
XPENG delivered 33,525 vehicles in May 2025, a 230% year-on-year increase, marking seven consecutive months of over 30,000 deliveries. The company also achieved a 293% surge in total first-half deliveries, with strong performance in international markets and robust financial growth.
Poles view cooperation between Law and Justice's Karol Nawrocki and Donald Tusk as challenging due to their political differences. Dave’s Hot Chicken CEO Bill Phelps discusses the company's acquisition by Roark Capital and its franchise expansion. Ukrainian drones target Russian military bases, impacting the ongoing conflict and peace negotiations. Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk faces political uncertainty after his ally's election loss, potentially leading to a vote of confidence. A video highlights the Top Ten Most Expensive Air Jordan sneakers, valued at $30,000. The 'no buy' challenge encourages saving money by avoiding unnecessary purchases.
Ford F-250 trucks feature 28x14 forged wheels. Dave’s Hot Chicken CEO discusses the $1B acquisition by Roark Capital. Classic bands often lose members over time. A transgender teen won California girls' track events amid protests. The smallest and largest trucks were compared for durability and size.
Servotech Renewable shares surged 19% despite a market decline, driven by Errol Musk's visit to India and his role in advising the company on its green energy initiatives. The company also reported strong financial performance and recent order wins, contributing to the rally.
During a factory shutdown, Tesla trained employees on improving company culture, acknowledging high turnover and negative perceptions. Staff were encouraged to take active roles in shaping the culture.
BYD's shares fell as its aggressive price cuts in China's EV market drew government criticism and hurt industry margins. While competitors like Leapmotor and Geely saw sales surge, BYD's own growth slowed despite leading the market.
Lance Stroll's injury raises concerns about his participation in the Canadian Grand Prix. Aston Martin faces the challenge of finding a replacement, with three potential drivers each having their own issues.
The UK's disposable vape ban is struggling due to lack of enforcement, with products still widely available. Campaigners stress the need for stronger oversight to ensure compliance with regulations.
Toyota Fudosan, a Toyota Group real-estate arm, plans to take forklift-maker Toyota Industries private at 16,300 yen per share. It aims to control nearly all shares of the entity, with Akio Toyoda holding the remaining stake.
Hero MotoCorp leads two-wheeler sales in May 2025 with 5.08 lakh units, followed by Honda at 4.65 lakh. TVS, Bajaj, and Suzuki also saw significant growth, with TVS up 17%, Bajaj by 8%, and Suzuki by 16%.
Tesla paid Elon Musk no salary in 2024, with legal battles over a stock deal from 2018 causing this. Musk responded by noting he earned nothing for seven years despite boosting Tesla's value over 2000%.
Toyota is taking key supplier Toyota Industries private in a $26 billion deal, part of efforts to improve governance despite a lower-than-expected share offer.
Environment Secretary says he'd swim in treated sewage water despite plans for a safe swimming spot. He blames past governments and announces funding to fix the issue, while Thames Water faces scrutiny.
Chemring, a UK defense contractor, reported its highest-ever order book and revenue growth due to increased global defense spending amid geopolitical tensions. The company anticipates strong demand for its products, driven by the Ukraine-Russia war and rising defense investments. Chemring's shares rose as it aims to reach £1 billion in revenue by 2030.
Polestar, an electric vehicle brand, faces financial challenges but aims to recover with new models like the Polestar 3 and 4. CEO Thomas Ingenlath remains optimistic about their growth despite setbacks.