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Why Neo Performance Materials Shares Are Surging Today

Neo Performance Materials Inc (TSX:NEO) (OTC:NOPMF) reported first-quarter revenue growth of 27.1% year-over-year to $166.28 million. Adjusted EPS improved to $0.56 from $0.39 in 1Q21. Volumes saw a decline of 16.6% Y/Y, reflecting the recent spike in COVID-19 in Asia, several natural disasters that impacted production facilities and customers, and the ongoing…

Benzinga

Bugatti Chiron Roof Costs More Than A New Toyota Supra

It is reportedly an OEM component.

Motor1

EV@30: How adequate finances, infrastructure can provide fillip to India's EV dreams

NEW DELHI: The next few years are going to be crucial for India’s transition to electric vehicles, with the Centre targeting to achieve at least 30 per cent sales to be electric by 2030.

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Horner: "Very easy" for Red Bull Powertrains to work with new OEM

Christian Horner says it would be “very easy” for Red Bull Powertrains to adjust to work with a new Formula 1 power unit supplier amid continued links to Porsche.

Motorsport

Horner: "Very easy" for Red Bull Powertrains to work with new OEM in F1

Christian Horner says it would be “very easy” for Red Bull Powertrains to adjust to work with a new Formula 1 power unit supplier amid continued links to Porsche.

Autosport

Why Are LiqTech Shares Trading Lower Today

LiqTech International Inc (NASDAQ:LIQT) reported an FY21 revenue decline of 18.9% year-over-year to $18.27 million. Results were unfavorably impacted by a decrease in sales of liquid filters and wash water filtration systems for the marine scrubber industry. The gross margin declined by 90 bps to 8.6%. Loss from operation expanded to $(10.69)…

Benzinga

Motormouth: Device to improve mpg?

Q: I've seen online a so-called EcoChip, which is supposed to reduce fuel consumption by up to 55%. Is this legit? Does it work? It plugs into the car's onboard diagnostic system. Will using it void my OEM or my extended warranty? Thanks, your thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

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