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Rob Arnott: Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Research Affiliates – Rob’s firm RALLC manages and licenses over $170 billion and also sub advises mutual funds and ETFs for the Schwab Funds, Powershares and Nomura. He is also portfolio manager on the PIMCO All Asset and All Asset All Authority family of funds and a suite of PIMCO products based on the Fundamental Index® approach….
Rob Arnott: Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Research Affiliates – Rob’s firm RALLC manages and licenses over $170 billion and also sub advises mutual funds and ETFs for the Schwab Funds, Powershares and Nomura. He is also portfolio manager on the PIMCO All Asset and All Asset All Authority family of funds and a suite of PIMCO products based on the Fundamental Index® approach….
Nico Rosberg admits he is at a loss to explain why his qualifying head-to-head with Lewis Hamilton has turned around so dramatically this year after suffering another Saturday defeat to his team-mate at the Hungaroring.
German carmaker Daimler is planning to test self-driving trucks as early as this year, executive board member Wolfgang Bernhard told a German newspaper. “We are positive that we will get approval for tests on German motorways within the next weeks,” Welt am Sonntag quoted him as saying. “Then we will start immediately.” First tests of semi-autonomous trucks will take place in Daimler’s home state Baden-Wuerttemberg while the start of production
German carmaker Daimler is planning to test self-driving trucks as early as this year, executive board member Wolfgang Bernhard told a German newspaper. “We are positive that we will get approval for tests on German motorways within the next weeks,” Welt am Sonntag quoted him as saying. “Then we will start immediately.” First tests of semi-autonomous trucks will take place in Daimler’s home state Baden-Wuerttemberg while the start of production
German carmaker Daimler is planning to test self-driving trucks as early as this year, executive board member Wolfgang Bernhard told a German newspaper. “We are positive that we will get approval for tests on German motorways within the next weeks,” Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung quoted him as saying. First tests of semi-autonomous trucks will take place in Daimler’s home state Baden-Wuerttemberg while the start of production is 2-3 years away, Bernhard,
Australia’s three-day tour match against Derbyshire ended with an inevitable draw after rain washed out most of the second day’s play.