Just a couple of weeks before the general election, the major parties published their manifestos. Meanwhile, in the tyre world, UK collection and recycling body, Tyre Recovery Association (TRA) launched its “election manifesto for the reform of UK rules to protect the environment and save UK capability”. The goal is to give “the British political leaders a clear agenda for the new government to implement, whoever wins the vote”.
With the 2020 US election shaping up to be the closest in the last two decades, no-one can yet say who will be the winning. However, share price analysts that are literally experts at hedging their bets, have compiled a list of post-Election share picks. In short, while growth is expected across the board in 2021, the recently-berated Goodyear is not the only tyre brand that would stand to gain from the end of Trump presidency.
The Tire Industry Association (TIA), which lobbies for tyre safety in the USA, has announced the nominations for the 2019 Board of Directors. Four individuals will be elected to serve on the TIA Board for a three-year term. The voting period will end on Sunday 1 September 2019.
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