I get the protectionism against lousy work conditions, lousy wages and lousy quality of some of the items. But still, who do we protect when there are no equivalents in western markets? Who will build & sell me a battery or a display of a years old phone - there will be no huge demand? But yes, you have a good point about environmental aspect, though, TBH is there that big of a difference between the two approaches?
They had like 6 billion waiting for compensations? 😵💫
There is a big drawback here - getting spare parts for repair (of electronics) or electronics in general is now much more expensive. Or other stuff you can't find in Europe.
Because they need as much airplanes as possible I'd say 🤷
So, at least $3bn evaporated without the possibility to ever get them back? Good investment.
Yes, you are right, half Swiss half American with hq in Switzerland
It probably boils down to costs, because passengers lives are cheap, sensors are not apparently.
Yup, but still, there is one track, two objects moving towards each other. Is there truly no technology that can prevent this situation regardless of human errors?
I really don't get it. How is it even possible for two trains to collide in 2026, computer error or not? What a tragedy.
Logitech is not mostly European, though
Nothing will change while we have the Orange, Putin, right wing in general and such at helm of bigger countries.