Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) jumped over 4% on Monday as investors brushed aside soft delivery figures and focused instead on the company’s record energy storage deployments. The positive sentiment was also backed by Tesla’s accelerating progress in robotaxi testing and Full Self-Driving technology. The rally, which pushed Tesla stock past $455 per share, extends a
Europe’s markets and politics jolted into motion as a dramatic US intervention in Venezuela rippled across global finance and diplomacy. London stocks pushed toward historic highs amid a rush into defence and gold, while regulators intensified scrutiny of AI abuses and leaders from Copenhagen to Budapest warned of far-reaching consequences. From energy prices to Arctic
Elon Musk’s social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) is facing mounting regulatory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions after its Grok chatbot was used to create and share AI-generated sexualized images of children and women. Authorities in Europe, India, and Malaysia have launched investigations, while officials in Brazil and the UK have also raised concerns,
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence start-up xAI has raised $20 billion in new funding in an upsized round that more than doubles its valuation since last spring, underscoring investors’ appetite for AI even as the company faces mounting criticism over the content generated by its technology. The company, which develops the Grok chatbot and its underlying
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) climbed 1.74% on Friday, driven by renewed optimism surrounding the company’s Cybercab production timeline and Full Self-Driving acceleration. The move caps a volatile week for the EV giant as Wall Street increasingly views Tesla not as a traditional automaker but as an emerging leader in artificial intelligence and autonomous mobility. The
Malaysia and Indonesia have blocked access to Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence chatbot Grok, citing concerns that the tool is being used to generate non-consensual, sexually explicit, and obscene content, including material involving women and children. The coordinated action over the weekend marks the first known bans of the AI tool globally and adds to growing
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) faces a crucial test on January 28, when the company reports fourth-quarter earnings and provides forward guidance that could reshape 2026 expectations. Despite recent delivery weakness that has pressured the stock, contrarian investors may find a compelling value entry point in shares that are trading well below consensus price targets. Let’s
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) faced some beating on Wednesday after Elon Musk announced that Tesla will stop selling Full Self-Driving (FSD) as a standalone purchase option after February 14, 2026. The company will be shifting the system exclusively to a $99-per-month subscription model, Elon Musk added. The surprise move knocked Tesla’s stock down roughly 1.5%
Porsche share price continued its freefall on Friday after the company published the latest vehicle delivery data. It tumbled to €42.35, its lowest level since November 2021, and 14% below its highest level in November. It remains 61% below its all-time high. Porsche vehicle sales plunge Porsche, one of the best-known vehicle brands, has come
Singapore, 16 January 2026 – Veera, a crypto-powered financial services platform focused on inclusion and usability, has raised a total of $10 million across its pre-seed and seed funding rounds to accelerate product development and to expand access to on-chain financial services globally. The company has raised a total of $10 million across its pre-seed