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Continental appoints new head of Brussels political office

Career Tracks

A new manager will lead the Brussels political office of tyre maker and technology company Continental from 1 August 2021. Fadie Al-Masri will succeed Desmond A. Collins, who is retiring at the end of July after nine years in the job.

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  1. Former Vredestein UK MD Stellinga Now with Conti
  2. Continental Reshuffles Executive Board
  3. Continental names new UK passenger sales director
  4. Continental CST appoints new customer solutions engineer
19th July 2021/by Stephen

Titan to Trump: We’re not the Goodyear you want to avoid

International News

In order to prevent damage from ‘friendly fire’, Titan International Inc. has issued a statement distancing itself from the spat between US President Donald Trump and the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Titan wants to make it clear that there is absolutely no link between it and the alleged Goodyear diversity training document that’s circulating on the internet.

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  1. President Trump attacks Goodyear in tweet
  2. Goodyear: Protect our good name – Bad year for the White House tweeter
  3. US military not swayed by Trump’s call for Goodyear boycott
  4. ‘Supporting the food industry’ – Titan International’s tyre plants stay open
24th August 2020/by Stephen

President Trump attacks Goodyear in tweet

International News

Goodyear has been forced to release an official response after US President Donald Trump urged motorists not to buy its tyres in a social media message. On 19 August, the President rebuked Goodyear in an apparent critique of its “One Team” equality policies, saying: “Don’t buy GOODYEAR TIRES – They announced a BAN ON MAGA HATS”. He further suggests that motorists could “Get better tires for far less!” – pointedly undermining the company’s premium brand positioning and performance without reference to any tyre performance or price data.

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  1. Titan to Trump: We’re not the Goodyear you want to avoid
  2. Trump, the presidential limo and its tyres
  3. Astronomical salaries – merely paid or actually earned?
  4. Trump puts 25% import tariff on Chinese aircraft tyres
20th August 2020/by Chris

IAM ‘dismayed’ as political parties ignore road safety in manifestos

UK News

The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) has reacted with dismay at the lack of priority given to cutting deaths on UK roads by the main political parties in their election manifestos.

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Related news:

  1. IAM launches road safety manifesto
  2. New CEO for IAM
  3. Nine people caught topping 120mph on Scottish roads
  4. AA launches ‘Motorists’ Manifesto’
27th April 2015/by Andrew

AA launches ‘Motorists’ Manifesto’

UK News

UK voters with cars and other vehicles pay more in fuel duty (£26.9bn) alone than UK firms and companies pay in business rates (£26.8bn) and the equivalent of 97.5 per cent of what is received through council tax (£27.5bn). Other motoring taxes raise another £6.1bn in vehicle excise duties, and a further £25bn from VAT […]

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  1. AA calls for flood signage rethink
  2. IAM ‘dismayed’ as political parties ignore road safety in manifestos
  3. MPs face MOT opposition
  4. New drink-drive campaign launched
16th April 2015/by Tyrepress Editors

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