Truck manufacturer Scania took orders for 28,743 vehicles in the second quarter, a 41 percent increase compared with the corresponding quarter last year. And unlike passenger car manufacturers, Scania is not being squeezed by Chinese competition. They have not kept up, CEO Christian Levin tells TT.
CarsTurkish police have stormed the opposition CHP headquarters in Ankara, using tear gas and rubber bullets on supporters gathered outside. Erdogan appears to have concluded that he cannot accept allowing the opposition to form, says political scientist Paul Levin.
WorldTruck manufacturer Scania saw a sales decline in the first quarter but increased order intake. CEO Christian Levin described the company as "resilient" in a turbulent environment. "The ugly thing is the impact on the global economy, and we are starting to see the effects of that now," he told TT.
CarsTruck giant Scania is now working to bring employees back from the war-torn Middle East. At the same time, ongoing deliveries to customers in affected countries are being halted.
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