William Wilkes

6 days ago | bloomberg.com | William Wilkes

Models of military submarines at the Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems exhibit at the Berlin Security Conference. (Bloomberg) -- Thyssenkrupp AG’s naval division is scouting for shipbuilding partners across Europe, as new submarine orders push its German shipyards toward full capacity. Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, Germany’s largest naval shipbuilder, announced Thursday that Singapore has ordered two additional Type 218SG submarines, bringing its total to six.

2 weeks ago | detroitnews.com | William Wilkes |Rafaela Lindeberg |Monica Raymunt

AUTOSWilliam Wilkes, Rafaela Lindeberg and Monica RaymuntBloombergView Comments President Donald Trump’s tariffs prompted several of Europe’s largest automakers to withdraw financial guidance, underlining the extent of the chaos unleashed by his fast-changing trade tactics. Jeep owner Stellantis NV and Germany’s Mercedes-Benz Group AG on Wednesday pulled their forecasts for this year citing the duties, which are upending supply chains and driving up car prices.

2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | William Wilkes |Rafaela Lindeberg

Bloomberg — As tarifas do presidente Donald Trump fizeram com que várias das maiores montadoras da Europa adiassem suas projeções financeiras, destacando a extensão do caos desencadeado por suas táticas comerciais em rápida mudança. A Stellantis, dona da Jeep, e a alemã Mercedes-Benz anunciaram nesta quarta-feira que adiarão suas projeções financeiras para o ano, citando o impacto das tarifas, que estão desorganizando as cadeias de suprimentos e pressionando os preços dos automóveis.

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | William Wilkes |Rafaela Lindeberg |Monica Raymunt

President Donald Trump’s tariffs prompted several of Europe’s largest automakers to withdraw financial guidance, underlining the extent of the chaos unleashed by his fast-changing trade tactics. Jeep owner Stellantis NV and Germany’s Mercedes-Benz Group AG on Wednesday pulled their forecasts for this year citing the duties, which are upending supply chains and driving up car prices. Volkswagen AG left its outlook largely unchanged but warned it isn’t yet factoring in the impact of the levies.

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | William Wilkes

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