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Daimler's revenue slips 11% in 2020 amidst the COVID-19 disruptions
05:01pm, Thursday, 18'th Feb 2021
Daimler AG (ETR: DAI) proposed to raise its dividend for 2020 on Thursday as full-year net profit came in better than the previous year. Daimler closed almost flat on average in the stock market on Th
2021 outlook is positive with demand on the rise, Daimler CFO says
09:57am, Thursday, 18'th Feb 2021
Harald Wilhelm, CFO at Daimler, discusses results and the outlook for 2021.
Germany's Daimler sees 2021 pandemic recovery lifting sales, profits
03:43am, Thursday, 18'th Feb 2021
Daimler AG expects significant improvements in sales and operating profit in 2021 and will make up for lost production caused by a semiconductor chip shortage by the end of the year, the German carmak
Daimler Subsidiary Torc Zeroes On Amazon Cloud For Self-Driving Trucks
08:01am, Wednesday, 17'th Feb 2021
Daimler AG (OTC: DDAIF) (OTC: DMLRY) Truck subsidiary Torc Robotics has designated Amazon.com, Inc's (NASDAQ: AMZN) Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its cloud provider for data transfer, storage, a
Daimler's Torc Robotics picks Amazon as cloud provider for self-driving trucks
03:20am, Wednesday, 17'th Feb 2021
Daimler AG unit Torc Robotics said on Wednesday it has selected Amazon's cloud computing division to handle huge amounts of data in real time as it prepares to test self-driving test trucks in New Mex
Mercedes-Benz recalls around 1.3 million cars over faulty emergency-call system
08:16am, Sunday, 14'th Feb 2021
Mercedes-Benz will recall 1,292,258 vehicles over an error in the emergency-call systems. Mercedes-Benz AG determined that in some of its vehicles a temporary collapse of the communication module'
Daimler recalls 1.29 million U.S. vehicles for software issue
01:28pm, Saturday, 13'th Feb 2021
Daimler AG's U.S. unit Mercedes-Benz USA said Saturday it is recalling 1.29 million vehicles sold since 2016 because software may fail to communicate correct vehicle location in the event of a crash.
Daimler Trucks labour chief wants clean tech investments in Germany
09:34am, Saturday, 13'th Feb 2021
Daimler Trucks, which is being spun off by its parent group later this year, should invest much of a 1.5 billion euro ($1.8 billion) fund for cleaner technologies in Germany, works council chief Micha
Daimler Trucks chief says clean trucks will be ready before clean fuels
11:55am, Tuesday, 09'th Feb 2021
Daimler Trucks could have a full line of zero-emission commercial vehicles ready by 2027, ahead of most proposed deadlines for phasing out internal combustion engines, but deploying them will depend o
Daimler to keep "protective hand" on truck unit after spin-off
03:20pm, Saturday, 06'th Feb 2021
German carmaker Daimler aims to keep a "protective hand" on Daimler Trucks, the world's largest truck and bus maker, following a planned spin-off, Chief Executive Ola Källenius told the Frankfurter A
Daimler Welcomes India's Older Vehicle Scrappage Proposal
01:06am, Friday, 05'th Feb 2021
Feb.05 -- Satyakam Arya, the chief executive officer of Daimler AG's India commercial vehicles division, talks about the government's proposed voluntary scrappage policy for older vehicles. He also d
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06:40am, Thursday, 04'th Feb 2021
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Daimler Plans to Unlock Value with Truck Spin-Off
01:00pm, Wednesday, 03'rd Feb 2021
Daimler could split into two companies, to the benefit of investors.
Daimler To Carve Off Truck Operations To Become Mercedes-Benz And Daimler Truck
12:44pm, Wednesday, 03'rd Feb 2021
The world's oldest automaker plans to split itself in half by renaming Daimler as Mercedes-Benz and separately listing the world's largest truck- and bus-making operation by the end of 2021.
Daimler to Split into Two Companies and List Truck Unit. The Stock Is Surging.
12:03pm, Wednesday, 03'rd Feb 2021
The company said Daimler Truck would “accelerate its path towards zero emissions” and continue to focus on electric vehicles and self-driving technologies.
