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The budget-friendly Tesla is coming. Here's how much it costs
In the end, even Tesla, which has always been synonymous with luxury and elite, has to give in to market demands: Musk wants to launch his first "economic",...
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Stellantis reaches new highs. Here are the analysts' targets
New records for the Italian-French-American automotive group. Analysts expect a further rise in price, here's why.
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The future of stablecoins according to JPMorgan
Despite Bitcoin's remarkable 157% rise in 2023 and near-ideal setup for 2024, the crypto market has been struggling with low liquidity since...
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Stellantis rallies following General Motors earnings
After the new positive outlook from General Motors, automotive stocks rose. Among these, Stellantis (STLA) stands out.
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Tesla: slow growth and lack of new products could doom Musk's company
Tesla's stock price tumbled again as quarterly revenues showed a lack of growth and competitiveness.
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Nvidia shares reach new highs (again)
Following the latest artificial intelligence news, the shares of the world-famous chipmaker, NVIDIA, have returned above their all-time highs....
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This Chinese carmaker is set to overcome Tesla as the world's largest
While Tesla's death spiral continues with the Cybertruck, competition from China (and one specific carmaker) is stepping up.
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Swedish Tesla strikes widen across Scandinavia, Musk refuses to budge
The auto workers strike in Sweden is widening to Norway and Denmark, while Tesla CEO Elon Musk refuses to consider an agreement.
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US-China chip war, 5 winning stocks and 1 loser (according to Citi)
With the semiconductor war between China and the US intensifying, the chip sector is being closely watched by investors. Citi cited 5 winners and 1...
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US commerce secretary promises crackdown on NVIDIA chips, exports to China
US commerce secretary Gina Raimondo delivered a speech warning chip-manufacturing companies to stay in line and avoid exports to China.
