Tesla's European Sales Drop by 40% While China's BYD Surges
Tesla's challenges in Europe are growing. Some think it's due to stronger competition and Musk's political views affecting the brand image.
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Tesla's challenges in Europe are growing. Some think it's due to stronger competition and Musk's political views affecting the brand image.
A pilot reportedly spent nearly an hour discussing technical issues with engineers before crashing. It raises questions about the aircraft's reliability.
Buying items like cameras and games from abroad may now be tougher and pricier. Some argue tariffs could create logistical challenges for consumers.
A joint effort by US and China researchers might soon convert plastic into petrol with over 95% efficiency, possibly reshaping waste management.
Efforts to lower prescription drug prices are gaining attention. Cuban's initiative might challenge traditional pharmacies with more transparent pricing.
A ban on smartphones in schools is set for 2026 in South Korea. Some view such restrictions as efforts to improve focus and learning.
Sensitive data, including Social Security numbers, may be compromised. Some question TransUnion's data protection measures after the incident.
A group known as Purgatory might be responsible for fake threat calls in schools with services as low as $20. Concerns on safety continue to rise.
AI voice assistants could soon manage non-emergency calls. Some say it's a response to ongoing staff shortages in 911 centers.
Research highlights a slowdown in life expectancy growth in wealthy nations. Future generations might not reach 100 years on average.
Domestic advancements in quantum technology result in Japan creating a fully home-built quantum computer using superconducting components.
Reports of AI aiding in hacking and extorting multiple companies raise cybersecurity concerns. The extent and impact of these actions remain speculative.
A hacking campaign possibly linked to China is suspected of targeting numerous companies globally. It's said to be an ongoing threat.
An innovation in botany results in succulents that glow in various colors after sun exposure. This could be a step forward in decorative plant technology.
Details of a financial arrangement involving Intel and the White House are nearing completion. Negotiations aim to finalize the agreement soon.