BYD sold 46 percent more vehicles last year than in 2023. This puts the Group at the top of the Chinese car industry. Read what this means for foreign manufacturers at Table.Briefings.
By Emily Kossak
Many people use chatbots to get information. Also about the Bundestag elections. But some of the answers are wrong or misleading. This is what Democracy Reporting International found in a test.
By Corinna Visser
Tracking and profiling for advertising purposes leads to manipulation, discrimination and loss of trust, says the Federation of German Consumer Organizations. It is calling for a new legal framework and is presenting an expert opinion on this.
By Corinna Visser
The EU Commission rejects criticism from trade unions and NGOs of its "undemocratic" process. The Gesamtmetall association calls for further EU laws to be considered in the omnibus procedure.
By Marc Winkelmann
According to insiders, the Chinese battery giant CATL plans an IPO worth billions in Hong Kong. The move could also serve as a hedge in the growing trade conflict between China and the US.
By Fabian Peltsch
At the international AI summit in Paris, China and other countries signed a declaration on the ethical use of artificial intelligence. US Vice President Vance, however, indirectly criticized China.
By Leonardo Pape
Although many German companies are aware of China-related risks, a new study shows that few of them distance themselves from suppliers and other Chinese upstream services. Over 60 percent of companies consider such measures to be too costly.
By Leonardo Pape
The Brussels authority has imposed definitive duties on biodiesel from the People's Republic. The percentages are slightly lower than when they were provisionally set last summer.
By Amelie Richter
A failed bill on US investments in China will be given a second chance. Last year, a corresponding passage was removed from the bill.
By Marcel Grzanna
The USA made its position clear at the AI Action Summit in Paris: America wants to remain the leader in AI, said Vice-President Vance. Commission President von der Leyen pointed out the European path and announced billions more to be invested in AI.
By Corinna Visser
