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Revolutionary Finnish 18-Wheel All-Terrain Vehicle Unveiled

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Revolutionary Finnish 18-Wheel All-Terrain Vehicle Unveiled

18Wheels Inc., a Finnish company, has introduced a remarkable electric 18-wheel all-terrain vehicle (ATV) that stands out for its unconventional design. Inspired by millipedes, the ATV features 18 small wheels, each equipped with its own suspension system, ensuring a smooth ride over rough terrain without causing significant damage to the soil.

The project’s primary aim was to create an environmentally-friendly ATV that leaves minimal tire marks on the soil. The unique suspension system enables the vehicle to easily overcome obstacles, including rocks up to 35 centimetres (14 inches) high, fallen trees, curbs, and even stairs. In a viral video, the prototype demonstrated its ability to glide effortlessly over various surfaces.

The company plans to unveil a commercially-viable version of the ATV in October this year, promising not only gentle treatment of the soil but also exceptional driver comfort. The reduced wheel size ensures less impact when hitting obstacles, making the ride ten times smoother than conventional heavier vehicles. 18Wheels Inc. seeks to revolutionize the ATV industry with its innovative and eco-conscious design.

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Company fires top performer as warning to others

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  • The company fires top performers to scare others.
  • The company was accused of stealing commissions, breaking contracts, and harassing employees.
  • Employees were outraged, calling for a mass exodus.

A recent post on a subreddit dedicated to workplace experiences has generated significant attention and dissatisfaction. The post revolves around a Reddit user’s account of their company’s actions, alleging that they terminated one of their most accomplished employees solely to make a statement and impart a lesson to other staff members. This narrative has sparked irritation among readers.

“Company fired a top performer to show us that they can fire anybody at will,” reads the heading shared by the Reddit user.

Following that, the Reddit user proceeded to provide a comprehensive account of their specific circumstances and the events leading up to the aforementioned incident.

“Honestly, a lot of things have been going down at my current job including upper management stealing commissions from workers, not respecting contract terms, giving us a hard time if we spend more than 5 mins in the bathroom, and saying the door is open if we don’t like it etc,”

“they wrote. In the next few lines, they added that the company fired a coworker who was a top performer. “Our direct manager told us they fired him as an EXAMPLE, that we shouldn’t fight with management for stuff like commissions or breach of contracts, because they can fire anybody at will if we are trying to go against what they say,” the Reddit user also explained.

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Wall Street company fined a total of $1.8bn (£1.7bn) by US financial watchdogs

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Wall Street

The probe, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), “uncovered persistent off-channel contacts.” Among the 16 companies mentioned by regulators were Barclays, UBS, and Goldman Sachs. As a result of the probe, some bankers have lost their jobs, shaking up Wall Street. Some of Wall Street’s biggest companies have been fined a total of … Read more

Jack Dorsey says his regret is Twitter turned into an organization

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Dorsey

Twitter (TWTR.N) pioneer and previous CEO . Jack Dorsey tweeted Thursday that he laments. Virtual entertainment stage turned into an organization. Jack Dorsey stands to get $978 million if the arrangement for tycoon Elon Musk to purchase Twitter is finished. “The biggest issue and my biggest regret is that it became a company,” Dorsey tweeted … Read more

BTS teams up with a well-known electronics company “Bora Purple”

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BTS Bora Purple

For its 2022 campaign, which will highlight the company’s newest line of flip phones, Samsung Electronics has partnered with BTS once more. The Korean word for “purple” is “bora,” which will be quickly identified by those who have reviewed their language. Therefore, the new device colour “Bora Purple” from Samsung is actually “Purple Purple. [embedpost … Read more

PepsiCo raises prices and reduces sizes to offset rising costs

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PepsiCo

Pepsi reported net income of $1.43Bn or the second quarter, down from $2.36 billion a year ago. Company anticipates costs to increase considerably more in the second half of the year. PepsiCo took a $1.17 billion charge for the Russia-Ukraine conflict-related quarter. As prices rose and consumers paid more for its Doritos crisps and Gatorade … Read more

Abbott says it has reopened Michigan baby formula plant

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Abbott

Abbott had closed its infant formula production last month due to heavy rains. A nationwide scarcity of infant formula resulted from the facility closure. The company started making the specialised baby formula on July 1 after resuming operations. A company representative said on Saturday that Abbott Laboratories (ABT.N), which had closed its Sturgis, Michigan infant … Read more

Levi’s hikes dividend as second-quarter earnings exceed expectations

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Levi's

Levi Strauss posted quarterly revenue and earnings above Wall Street projections. Company claimed to have benefited from Americans’ preference for more lenient dress regulations. In after-hours trading, its shares were up almost 4% at $17.08. The garment business known for its denim, Levi Strauss, posted quarterly revenue and earnings on Thursday that above Wall Street … Read more

Theranos exec Sunny Balwani convicted of fraud

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Theranos

Ramesh Balwani was found guilty of defrauding investors as part of a scheme. Theranos once had a market value of $9 billion, but its blood testing technology was ineffective. He could spend up to 20 years behind bars and pay his victims millions in damages. Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, a Silicon Valley executive, was found guilty … Read more

Peloton increases staff pay to promote morale and turn around.

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Peloton

Peloton shares fell to an all-time low of $8.73 on Tuesday, down more than 70% year to date. 2,800 jobs were cut after the company’s spending sprogsped out of hand. The company also completed its first pay equity analysis with outside firm Aon. According to internal memos, Peloton improved incentives for employees with one-time cash … Read more

Mexican used-car startup Kavak expands outside Latin America

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Mexican

Mexican used-car marketplace Kavak is investing $180 million to expand its platform. The company has set aside $60 million for its expansion to Istanbul, Turkey. Turkey is a $120 billion market, so there is a significant possibility of success. The Mexican used-car marketplace Kavak is investing $180 million to set up offices and expand its … Read more

Ben & Jerry’s sues parent company Unilever over sale of Israeli business

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Ben & Jerry’s

Ben & Jerry’s is suing Unilever to prevent the transfer of the company’s Israeli operations. Ben&Jerry’s announced last year it would stop selling its products in the West Bank region. Ben & Jerry’s is suing Unilever over the sale of its Israeli business to American Quality Products. Ben & Jerry’s is suing Unilever, its parent … Read more

Mercedes’ new electric car has a nap mode and doors that open for you

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Mercedes

The Mercedes EQS is the company’s flagship electric vehicle. It is a battery-powered version of the Mercedes S-Class sedan. Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the EQS, an all-wheel-drive version of the S-Class sedan. Mercedes has debuted its biggest and most opulent electric vehicle to date. The Mercedes EQS is the company’s flagship electric vehicle and a battery-powered … Read more

Ending sales discussions with Franchise Group, Kohl’s lowers expectations

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Kohl’s said the retail environment has deteriorated since it began bidding. Company also lowered its second-quarter outlook, citing weaker consumer spending. Activist investors have pressured it for months to sell and reorganise its board. Kohl’s said the retail environment has deteriorated since it began bidding. The company also lowered its second-quarter outlook, citing weaker consumer … Read more

Pret A Manger, a British sandwich chain, will open in India

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Pret A Manger was established in London in 1983. The chain currently has 550 stores in nine markets, including the UK, US, Europe, and Asia. Franchising deal with Reliance Brands is the company’s first foray into the food/beverage sector. A agreement has been reached to expand Pret A Manger locations across India by a company … Read more

300,000 Nissan SUVs recalled for flipping hoods that could impede drivers

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More than 300,000 Nissan Pathfinder SUVs are being recalled in the US due to faulty hoods. Hoods could unintentionally open due to contamination from accumulated dust and debris. Owners are anticipated to receive letters beginning July 18, federal officials say. More than 300,000 Nissan Pathfinder SUVs are being recalled in the US due to faulty … Read more

Companies issue a dire warning about the UK economy.

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Real disposable income fell for four quarters in a row for the first time since records began. Fuel and energy expenses are also squeezing businesses. Businesses face “several obstacles” selling to the EU after Brexit, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned. As enterprises suffer with increasing pricing, the head of a business lobby … Read more

After becoming viral, Hello Kitty company signs a partnership with China.

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Alibaba, will have the only right to produce and market products featuring its 26 characters. The agreement follows the appearance of imp-like rabbit Kuromi in a popular Chinese video. Sanrio’s stock increased by about 14% as of Thursday’s closure in Tokyo. A licensing agreement has been reached in China by the Japanese business behind the … Read more

Unilever agrees to sell Ben & Jerry’s in Israel.

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Unilever’s sale to Avi Zinger overrides Ben & Jerry’s summer board decision. Company stopped sales in Israel-occupied territory last summer. The Israeli ice cream company employs 170 Israelis directly, Unilever says. Unilever signed a contract to continue selling Ben & Jerry’s in Israel. The business stated Wednesday that it sold the Israeli branch of the … Read more

Heinz items removed off Tesco shelves due to a pricing dispute

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Kraft Heinz has stopped supplying Tesco with most of its goods. The fall-out is thought to be due to a disagreement over pricing. Tesco says it will not pass on “unrealistic price rises” to customers. Due to a disagreement over pricing, Kraft Heinz, the firm behind some of the UK’s most well-known food brands, has … Read more

In a new wave of layoffs, Netflix eliminates 300 workers.

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Most of the positions were laid off in the United States. Netflix will reduce expenses to maintain 20 percent profits. The streamer still has strong content plans, with a $17 billion budget for TV episodes and movies. As of Thursday, the streaming service laid off about 300 employees, according to the firm. The corporation is … Read more

Parties and events are no longer permitted by Airbnb globally.

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AirBnB bans parties and activities permanently after brief ban during the pandemic. San Francisco-based company lifted a restriction on the number of guests allowed in residences. In the future, “traditional hospitality establishments” may be exempt from the global prohibition. Following a brief prohibition during the pandemic that was well-received by hosts, Airbnb has permanently outlawed … Read more

Former Tesla employees are suing the company for a’mass layoff’

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Tesla

Two former Tesla employees have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. electric car company alleging its decision to carry out a “mass layoff” violated federal law. The lawsuit was filed late Sunday in Texas by two workers who said they were terminated from Tesla’s Nevada plant. Previous Tesla Inc workers have documented a claim against … Read more

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