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VinFast Isn't Waiting for India's Electric Future

India’s electric-car market is still young, but VinFast is treating that as an opportunity to accelerate adoption, bringing an all-electric commitment that has shaped the Vietnamese automaker for more than four years. Since opening its Tamil Nadu manufacturing facility in 2025, VinFast has steadily expanded its presence across the country Electric cars accounted for 8.5% of India’s passenger vehicle retail sales in September, according to industry data, as registrations nearly doubled from a year earlier. The figures point to a market gaining momentum, although EVs have yet to become mainstream. VinFast sees an opportunity to accelerate that transition rather than wait for it to happen on its own. The company’s direction was set long before it entered India. In 2022, barely five years after its founding, VinFast decided to discontinue petrol-car production and become an all-electric…

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WNBA Finals: Atlanta says Game 6 matinee against Golden State is a sellout

By CHARLES ODUM AP Sports Writer ATLANTA — Game 6 of the WNBA Finals between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries on Thursday is a sellout despite its much-criticized 12:30 p.m. EDT tipoff, the Dream announced on Wednesday. The Valkyries lead the series 3-2 and can clinch their first WNBA title with a win in the matinee at State Farm Arena. The Dream need a win to force a Game 7 on Saturday night in San Francisco. There were concerns the early tipoff would have the teams playing the potentially decisive Finals game in a half-empty arena because of fans having work and school obligations. Instead, the sellout means another Atlanta turnout of approximately 17,000 is expected for the third time in the series. “I think it’s good,” Dream coach Karl Smesko said Wednesday. “I’m glad we’re at State Farm and they got everything worked out. Everybody understands it’s going to be an early…

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Falcons 2027 free agent check-in: Cameron Thomas goes quiet, Jessie Bates shines

Since they had didn't have much cap space, the Atlanta Falcons' model this past offseason was to let their top free agents walk, pick up some compensatory picks, and use their limited money to sign a lot of low-stakes one-year deals, which made way for a lot of reclamation projects signing in Atlanta. Even after inking some big-money extensions with some of the Falcons' most important players, new general manager Ian Cunningham will have a lot more money to spend this coming offseason, but of course, there are a lot of free-agents-to-be who are making a case to stay (or be let go) this season. As I said during last week's edition of this list, I would be surprised if any more extensions come in before the season ends, but there is certainly a list of players campaigning to stay in A-Town long-term, and the opportunities for those players to make an impression on the new regime are…

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Denver mayor's adviser faces ethics complaint over law firm hire

October 29, 2026 / 1:46 PM MDT / CBS Colorado An anonymous Denver city employee has filed an ethics complaint accusing Mayor Mike Johnston's chief strategist, Jeff Dolan, of a potential conflict of interest in the city's selection of a law firm to represent Denver in a lawsuit in which Dolan himself is a named defendant. This marks the second member of Johnston's cabinet to face an ethics complaint over the law firm selection. The Sept. 20 complaint, obtained by CBS Colorado through an open records request, asks the Denver Board of Ethics to investigate Dolan's participation in selecting Wheeler Trigg O'Donnell to defend the city and individual defendants in a lawsuit brought by Everett Martinez, the former top lawyer at Denver International Airport. The complaint argues that if Dolan helped choose the firm that would represent him in the litigation, he may have placed his personal…

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