Replying to @stumu415@lemmy.zip
This will really help BMW to drive up their sales. I can’t believe their sales increased in North America, whereas the sales dropped off the cliff in China. Not just BMW, all traditional car manufacturers got hammered.
I guess that’s what happens if you are very limited in choice of cars (for clarification I meant the US of course).
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BMW Is Showing Full-Screen Ads on Its Cars' Main Dashboard Control Display
consumerrights.wiki/w/BMW_Spider-Man_in-car_advertising
Consumer Rights WikiBMW Spider-Man in-car advertisingOn July 27, 2026, BMW began delivering a full-screen Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie advertisement to the dashboard Control Display (the car's main center screen...Replying to @stumu415@lemmy.zip
What most people don’t understand is that the more you push China with tariffs and sanctions, the more they will become self reliant - especially when it comes to technology. They will not roll over and curl up. Quite the opposite. Plus China sticks to their 5, 10, 15 and 25 year plans. And they have backup plans for their backup plans.
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Memory chip maker CXMT debuts in Shanghai, up 470% at open and becomes the largest listed company in China
www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9q9w3x9qn2o
www.bbc.comChipmaker CXMT becomes mainland China's most valuable listed firmThe company's shares soared by 470% in its market debut, as the AI boom drives chip demand.posted in Asklemmy
Why can't you post a real shitpost on shitpost@lemmy?
I’ve been banned twice from shitpost because of a shitpost. It seems the people on there are more sensitive than 5 ply toilet paper.
I thought Reddit was bad but they allow for a lot more shitposts than lemmy, where I thought lemmy would be more free but it is way more conservative.
And no it wasn’t even anything racist or degrading. Anyway from now on just rainbows, butterflies, fairies and unicorns are allowed as shitpost. Maybe rename the sub to softpost.
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EU slaps €890 million fine on Google
www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/jul/23/eu-fines-google-for-competition-breaches-over-search-and-apps
tvpworld.comEU slaps €890 million fine on GoogleThe European Commission has fined Google a total of €890 million for breaching landmark EU rules designed to regulate big tech companies. Replying to @stumu415@lemmy.zip
Thanks but this still doesn’t explain the high ranking figure on hunger strike, nor the arrest of the opposition leader.
There must be more to this story for these incidents to occur. Especially the arrest of the opposition leader sounds very… Russian or authoritarian?
What is happening in India with the protests?
I’m seeing a lot of stories about protests in India including a march on parliament. Than the arrest of the opposition leader and another influential person on hunger strike.
But what is unclear is what is the background? And are they separate incidents or are they linked? If someone on the ground in India could detail what is happening, that would be great.