Analysts predict ongoing challenges for the European automobile industry due to obstacles in electrification, including a lack of affordable models and charging infrastructure, competition from China, stricter carbon regulations, and potential U.S. tariffs. The industry faces a difficult year ahead as it struggles to catch up with Chinese automakers and grapples with lower car sales and higher interest rates. Some European OEMs are worried about meeting upcoming carbon regulations and a decline in electric vehicle demand.
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California teen ID’d as suspect in teacher’s 1978 fatal stabbing
A teenager named Harry Nickerson, suspected of fatally stabbing teacher Diane Peterson at Branham High School in San Jose, California, in 1978, was identified after a relative revealed a confession made shortly after the murder. Nickerson, who died by suicide in 1993, had previously been a suspect, with some witnesses claiming he implicated himself; however, DNA efforts to confirm his involvement were unsuccessful. A recent statement from a relative provided unique knowledge of the crime,...
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