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“I didn't even want it to be on the record, honestly. How wrong could I have possibly been?”: How Linkin Park created their biggest song that has now racked up billions of streams

Chester Bennington was a little on the fence as to whether Linkin Park’s most enduring track was strong enough to be on their debut

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'Absolutely Rolled': U.S. Officials Blast Canada's Cheap Chinese EV Deal

China Inc.'s biggest move into North America yet has industry officials and politicians on edge. But affordability concerns take center stage.

InsideEVs

Chinese electric vehicles are making inroads in America. Experts are worried

Tesla lost its crown as the world’s bestselling electric vehicle maker last year

The Independent UK

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“I didn't even want it to be on the record, honestly. How wrong could I have possibly been?”: How Linkin Park created their biggest song that has now racked up billions of streams

Chester Bennington was a little on the fence as to whether Linkin Park’s most enduring track was strong enough to be on their debut

MusicRadar

Why Biden’s Chinese EV Tariffs May Succeed Where Trump’s Failed, For Now

The new tariffs could be great for the U.S. auto industry. The risk is automakers will use them as an excuse to slow-walk their EV plans.

InsideEVs

Chinese electric carmakers are taking on Europeans on their own turf — and succeeding

Chinese automakers are winning over European consumers as part of a big push to enter markets abroad. Their success has sparked alarm among rival companies and lawmakers.

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AlixPartners: Auto industry must 'radically' change to compete with Chinese players

For much of the last decade, electric-vehicle leader Tesla Inc. has been the disruptive force in the automotive industry.

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With thefts still high, California Prius drivers wait months for new catalytic converters

When the catalytic converter was stolen from Vanessa Reimer's Toyota Prius in Long Beach, California, she thought the repair would be a simple one, taking a few weeks at most.

Los Angeles Times

Inside Loris Karius' Liverpool downfall and resurrecting career with Newcastle

Chronicle Live spoke with Liverpool Echo writer Mark Wakefield for an insight into the German's Anfield tenure

Chronicle Live

Stunning footage of Liverpool Anfield Road expansion emerges as Luis Suarez rejects transfer offer

Your Saturday morning Liverpool headlines as drone footage shows the latest developments on the Anfield Road expansion and former Reds striker Luis Suarez makes transfer U-turn

Liverpool Echo

AlixPartners warns Wall Street's 2023 auto industry profit expectations are 'heavy lift'

A consulting firm is warning Wall Street that an expected growth in profits for the automotive industry in 2023 may not come to fruition even as volumes increase from an extended semiconductor shortage.

Tribune News Service

Rookie-Only Draft Review: SiriusXM Fantasy Dirt Dynasty League

A closer look at how a recent rookie-only dynasty draft played out with Michael Fabiano and friends.

Sports Illustrated

Russia War Could Further Escalate Auto Prices and Shortages

BMW has halted production at two German factories. Mercedes is slowing work at its assembly plants. Volkswagen, warning of production stoppages, is looking for alternative sources for parts. For more than a year, the global auto industry has struggled with a disastrous shortage of computer chips and other vital parts…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages

Russia’s devastating war on Ukraine is bringing a whole set of new problems to the global auto industry, just as it was starting to recover from the pandemic and computer chip shortages

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How automakers are rethinking supply models amid war, pandemic, earthquakes

The global auto industry just can't catch a break: automobile wire harnesses made on picnic tables because of a war in Ukraine, semiconductor plants halting production from an earthquake in Japan and backed-up ports in China amid rising COVID-19 cases are straining vehicle supply chains — again.

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