Red Bull and Ferrari did excellent business in the battle for the title of World Builders during the United States Grand Prix. Both teams dealt with their closest rivals and things got very exciting in the final five races of the season. Red Bull and Ferrari walk inside With the victory of Max Verstappen and the third place of Sergio …
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Mom buys FlixBus American bus operator Greyhound
Mom buys FlixBus American bus operator Greyhound FlixMobility, the parent company of German bus operator FlixBus, acquires the American Greyhound Lines, known for its iconic gray-blue buses. With the acquisition, FlixMobility aims to expand low-cost bus services in the United States. Greyhound has been the largest bus operator in the United States running FlixBus since 2018. FlixMobility deposited $ 172 …
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Kawala was released in 2013 for funding and organizing large-scale anti-government protests known as the Taksim Square protests. But the release was immediately overturned by new allegations related to funding the 2016 coup attempt. Human rights groups have dismissed the allegations against him as baseless, urging the European Commission of Ministers overseeing the start of illegal proceedings against Turkey, a …
Read More »Mercedes counts two Red Bulls: “We lost momentum”
At the end of Friday’s United States Grand Prix, Sergio Perez topped a Red Bull timetable. Lewis Hamilton was third and Max Verstappen was eighth. Hamilton’s speed was reduced, while on-track traffic forced Verstappen to abandon his performance run and continue long runs. The first free workout was much better for Mercedes with almost a second to go. Mercedes was …
Read More »The United States and European countries have signed an agreement on digital taxation
The United States and European countries have signed an agreement on digital taxation The United States and five European countries have signed an agreement on digital taxation. The five countries, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain and Austria, will adjust their current taxes on the services of technology companies under a collective agreement. In return, the United States abolishes continuous …
Read More »Red Bull Racing has found an ‘alternative medicine’ to lag behind Mercedes
Red Bull Racing has theoretically found an alternative to Mercedes’ sudden renaissance, and now it remains to be seen if it will work in practice. That’s what Helmut Marco says before the US Grand Prix. While Red Bull Racing had the best package in the first half of the season, Mercedes took the lead after the summer holidays. Max Verstappen …
Read More »Many countries are stopping funding for coal power plants
Photo: ANP Many countries will soon stop funding polluting coal-fired power plants. The agreement is with countries including the United States, Japan and the European Union. This was stated by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Countries have agreed not to act as export credit insurers for the construction of new coal-fired power plants unless certain conditions are …
Read More »Information Technology Summary, including: US and European countries sign agreement on digital tax
Today’s short information technology news. AG Connect provides an overview of today’s brief IT news: © Shutterstock The United States and five European countries have signed an agreement on digital taxation. The five countries, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain and Austria, will adjust their current taxes on the services of technology companies under a collective agreement. In return, the …
Read More »Verstappen looks forward to the United States GP: ‘Let’s see how fast we’re here’
Max Verstappen believes the Red Bull race in the United States will be much faster. Turkish Grand Prix The case was. The 24-year-old driver insists he is satisfied with the results his team has achieved in Istanbul Park, but still has a lot of work to do. While the Red Bull racing team in Turkey does not have to be …
Read More »The dividend tax trick will cost the Netherlands 27 billion
Dividend tax fraud has cost tax officials more money than previously thought. The Dutch treasury is said to have lost about 27 billion euros from 2000 to last year. This has been reported by various European media outlets, including Follow the Money and the BBC, based on a joint research project called The Comex Files. The United States, Germany and …
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