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Smaller motors and batteries will likely allow Suzuki to lower the price of its models.

Italy’s Leonardo Working With Thales, Airbus On New Space Strategy

Airbus and Thales are exploring a tie-up of some space activities, with preliminary talks focusing on their overlapping satellite activities.

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Britain’s Octopus Energy Eyes New Onshore Wind Projects After Ban Lifted

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Trillion-Dollar Group Urges Government Action To Stop Nature Loss

Countries will convene at the COP16 biodiversity summit in October in Colombia.

OpenAI Working On New Reasoning Technology Under Code Name ‘Strawberry’

Airbus And Thales Explore Tie-Up Of Space Activities, Sources Say

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The deal replaces an earlier joint venture between the two companies, Volkswagen said.

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