Elon Musk’s Recent Interview Dives Into Everything But Cybertruck As Tesla’s Major Release Looms
The dialogue primarily revolved around philosophical, confrontational, and political matters.
Lucid Considered Tesla-Like Yoke Steering For Gravity SUV But Eventually Dropped It For A ‘Squircle’
The shape enables the driver to view the user interface known as the Clearview Cockpit which features a 34-inch curved display placed above the wheel.
Tesla Engineering VP Assures All Disk Brakes Made To Withstand Extreme Winter Corrosion — But Does FSD Pass The Icy Test?
Tesla's Vice President of Vehicle Engineering, Lars Moravy, addressed concerns about brake rusting in icy and snowy regions in a post on X.
UAW President Takes Aim At Elon Musk’s Wealth In Bid To Woo Tesla Workers: ‘You Don’t Have To Live Paycheck to Paycheck’
In a pointed message on its website, the UAW urged non-union autoworkers to join and "win economic justice."
Bitcoin’s Retail Revolution: Will Small Investors Drive The Future?
A new research report has shed light on the ownership landscape of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), revealing that a substantial majority of Bitcoin holders are small investors, with approximately 74% of
From Tesla To Toyota: UAW Launches Ambitious Campaign To Unionize Top Auto Players
The United Auto Workers union has initiated a campaign to unionize workers at 13 non-union automakers across the United States.
Fed’s Favorite Inflation Gauge Arrives Thursday: Will Data Bolster Bets On 2024 Interest Rate Cuts? Plus: 5 ETFs To Watch
The Bureau of Economic Analysis will release the PCE index, an inflation indicator closely watched by the Federal Reserve, on Thursday. Economists forecast a 3% year-on-year increase and a 0.1% month-over-month rise.
F-150 Lightning Is One Of The Slowest Selling Used Vehicles: Is This Bad News Before Cybertruck Launch?
The F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck from Ford is one of the slowest selling used vehicles according to a new report.
Supreme Court Vs. SEC: A Potential Game-Changer For Investors And Regulators’ In-House Courts
The Supreme Court's decision will have far-reaching consequences if it rules that SEC administrative law judges are unconstitutional.
Higher-Than-Expected Consequences Of The UAW Strike Did Not Erase GM’s Great Recession Restructuring Era Efforts
Earlier today, General Motors (NYSE: GM) delivered some much-needed good news. Although its new labor contracts in North America will be raising costs with consequences of the bitter UAW strike being greater than expected, GM expects to fully offset these hits.