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INDIA: Don Bosco Tech introduces specialized training for the automobile sector - MissionNewswire

Don Bosco Tech and the Bosch India Foundation launched the "Bosch LEAP Program" in Tamil Nadu, India, in September. The training will take place at four Salesian technical institutions, introducing specialized training in two-wheeler and four-wheeler servicing. The program aims to equip youth with practical automotive skills and the confidence needed to pursue employment and career opportunities in the automobile sector.MissionNewswire

Air Jordan 4 x A Ma Maniére: Fossil Stone Suede Meets Quilted Luxury

The A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 4 'While You Were Sleeping' delivers premium suede, quilted luxury, and Nike Air branding. Originally $225, this coveted collaboration is now available below retail in several sizes.Athlon Sports

JBM Auto Ltd Reports Stabilised Quarterly Performance Amid Rising Interest Costs

JBM Auto Ltd’s latest quarterly results for September 2026 indicate a stabilisation in financial performance after a period of decline, with key profitability metrics showing improvement despite ongoing challenges from rising interest costs. The company’s financial trend has shifted from negative to flat, signalling a potential turning point for this small-cap player in the Auto Components & Equipments sector.MarketsMojo

Audi Reveals Which Models It Plans To Build In America

Audi plans to invest $4 billion in a new Georgia factory to build its largest SUVs in America, including the new Q7 and Q9, along with the next-generation Q8.Motor1

Lithuania Retail Sales Growth Rises in September

Retail sales in Lithuania rose by 5.6% year-on-year in September, following a revised 3.5% increase in the previous month. Growth accelerated in retail trade, excluding automotive fuel (7.7% vs. 5.5% in August), non-food items (11.9% vs. 8.8%), textiles and clothing (21.2% vs. 9.8%), audio, video, hardware, furniture and lighting (17.1% vs. 13.9%), and pharmaceutical, medical and cosmetic products (11.6% vs. 9.3%). Sales also increased for food, beverages and tobacco (1.4% vs. 0.8%), information and communication technology equipment, cultural and recreational goods, watches, jewelry and other new goods (2.5% vs. 1.8%), and mail-order and online sales (6.2% vs. 3.6%). Meanwhile, automotive fuel sales declined at a slower pace (-1.7% vs. -3.3%). On a monthly basis, retail sales edged up 0.5% in September, rebounding from a revised 0.1% decline in August.Trading Economics