Ultra-Orthodox Jews Protest - Israel

Ultra-Orthodox Jews Protest - Israel

Israeli riot police try to move a member of a gorup of Ultra-Orthodox Jews who blocked a highway during a protest against a change of law in the army recruitment near Bnei Brak, Israel, Thursday, May 2, 2024. The Ultra-Orthodox men have been exempted from military service in Israel by law, but a change in the bill has been on the way, and a recent Supreme Court decision ordered the government to present a new proposal to force more religious men to enlist has increased the tension among the Ultra-Orthodox community. Photo by Itai Ron/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Rabbis for Ceasefire Demonstration Gaza Border

Rabbis for Ceasefire Demonstration Gaza Border

Israeli police officers stand around a gorup of activists during a demonstration by activists near the Gaza strip border in Israel on Friday, April 26, 2024. Rabbis belonging to the U.S.-based organization "Rabbis for Ceasefire," along with Israeli rabbis and activists, gathered near the Gaza border in an attempt to make a symbolic delivery of aid through Erez Crossing. The Israeli police stopped the procession, prevented the delivery of aid, and arrested seven rabbis and activists. The activists are calling for a permanent ceasefire and an end to the human-made starvation in Gaza. Israel-Gaza border , Erez crossing, on April 26, 2024. Photo by Emily Glick/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Volvo has no plan to change Nissan Diesel's name after acquisition

Volvo has no plan to change Nissan Diesel's name after acquisition

TOKYO, Japan - Leif Johansson, chief executive officer of AB Volvo, tells a press conference in Tokyo that the gorup has no plan to change the corporate name of Nissan Diesel Motor Co. even after the Japanese truck maker becomes its subsidiary. ''I don't see any reason why we should change that,'' said, noting that the Swedish company has a positive experience of benefiting from keeping the brand names of its group companies Mack and Renault in the U.S. and European markets.

Volvo has no plan to change Nissan Diesel's name after acquisiti

Volvo has no plan to change Nissan Diesel's name after acquisiti

TOKYO, Japan - Leif Johansson, chief executive officer of AB Volvo, tells a press conference in Tokyo that the gorup has no plan to change the corporate name of Nissan Diesel Motor Co. even after the Japanese truck maker becomes its subsidiary. ''I don't see any reason why we should change that,'' said, noting that the Swedish company has a positive experience of benefiting from keeping the brand names of its group companies Mack and Renault in the U.S. and European markets. (Kyodo)