Brand Beckham's Dividend Surge Amidst EV Market Woes

The Financial Times highlights three key stories: Britain's vanmakers urge a pause on EV fines due to stagnant sales; David Beckham's enterprises distribute $124 million in dividends amidst growing profits; and a looming dispute between BlackRock and FDIC over bank investments, expected by 2025.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 31-12-2024 11:02 IST | Created: 31-12-2024 11:02 IST
Brand Beckham's Dividend Surge Amidst EV Market Woes
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In today's Financial Times, British van manufacturers have urged government officials to halt penalties for missed electric vehicle sales targets. Sales have stagnated, posing a challenge to achieving set quotas.

Meanwhile, David Beckham's branded ventures have reported a substantial profit, distributing $124 million in dividends. The growth is attributed to strategic endorsements and product launches.

Additionally, an impending confrontation looms between BlackRock and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation over regulatory measures concerning large bank stakes, expected to climax in January 2025.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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