While everyone else looks to navigate a tepid market, Elon Musk plans to sell a $250,000 performance car next year.
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The companies continue to lose massive amounts of money as consumers are turning to cheaper hybrids and traditional gas-powered vehicles.
Tesla and other self-driving car firms face both regulatory battles and public perception hurdles.
Following a Reuters investigation into parts failing on Tesla vehicles, Norway’s road regulator says it’s looking into Tesla’s suspensions.
Jeff Bezos’ space exploration company Blue Origin is finally ready to launch rockets again after a 15-month hiatus.
Meta on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the Federal Trade Commission arguing its in-house trials are unconstitutional.
Tesla has gone all-in on electric vehicles, but Toyota is getting to say “I told you so” with its focus on hybrids.
How the race for profits could overtake the need to weigh human risks.
The neural interface market is full of startups vying to put technology into the human brain, but which will actually make brains a business?
The European Space Agency has contracted Elon Musk’s SpaceX to launch navigation satellites next year, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that Twitter (or X, pick your poison) is aggressively courting political ads on its platform.
Twitter designed the community notes feature for users to add context to possible misleading tweets. Now it’s a liability for advertisers.
On Monday, Rivian announced an expectations-beating jump in deliveries for its third quarter. But a new report says it’s still losing money.
The EU’s antitrust investigation claims that China is artificially flooding the market with cheap EVs via enormous state subsidies.
The Securities and Exchange Commission may have to double the size of its staff just to keep an eye on Elon Musk’s tweets.