Volkswagen poured $5 billion into a struggling start-up. Here’s why
Volkswagen, the world’s second-largest carmaker, invested $5 billion into a California-based start-up.
Volkswagen, the world’s second-largest carmaker, invested $5 billion into a California-based start-up.
The US consumer is not as confident about the economy anymore. And yet, everything is going according to the Fed’s plan.
After years of attempts, it seems like Amazon is finally ready to enter the AI race with its ChatGPT-like software.
Apple was found in violation of the EU’s Digital Market Act and risks a hefty fine from Brussels.
The European Union and China will open talks to negotiate Brussels’ tariffs against Chinese-made electric cars.
X (formerly known as Twitter) will not be able to sustain its operations without advertisements. And Elon Musk knows this.
The Federal Reserve tried to slow down the world’s largest economy for years. And it’s finally happening.
The UK’s Bank of England kept interest rates at their 20-year high despite inflation finally reaching its target.
The United Kingdom is the first major economy to reach 2% inflation. Will this change the upcoming elections?