California plans to ban the sale of new gasoline powered passenger cars and trucks starting in 2035 in a dramatic move to shift to electric vehicles and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Governor Gavin Newsom said on Wednesday.
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Wednesday after data showing a cooling of U.S. business activity and the stalemate in Congress over more fiscal stimulus heightened fears of a choppy economic recovery from the pandemic-driven recession.
California will ban the sale of new gasoline powered passenger cars and trucks starting in 2035 in a dramatic move to shift to electric vehicles and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Governor Gavin Newsom said on Wednesday.
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Wednesday as data showing a slowdown in domestic business activity and a stalemate in Congress over more fiscal stimulus raised fears of a choppy economic recovery from a pandemic-driven recession.
Followers of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) were eagerly anticipating the company's much-hyped "Battery Day" on Tuesday, expecting news of major developments in the electric-car maker's signature technology. What they got was a list of upcoming improvements and promises that may pay off
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Wednesday as data showed domestic business activity slowed in September, although a record high for Nike following a strong quarterly earnings report capped declines on the blue-chip Dow.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq retreated on Wednesday as data showed domestic business activity nudged down in September, while a record high for Nike following a strong quarterly earnings report boosted the blue-chip Dow.
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Tesla Inc faced a stock market reality check on Wednesday after a much hyped "Battery Day" event which Wall Street analysts judged chiefly for its omissions and hazy delivery deadlines.
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The S&P 500 and the Dow were set for a higher open on Wednesday ahead of data that would throw light on the pace of an economic recovery from a coronavirus-driven recession, while Nike was set for a record open after a stunning quarterly earnings report.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned that the U.S. economic recovery would suffer without a new fiscal stimulus package. He noted that while the U.S. economy has so far been resilient in the face of the pandemic, that might not last.
(RTTNews) - Electric car maker Tesla is planning to reduce battery production costs by more than half, which would result in a $25,000, fully-autonomous car in about three years' time.
In Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) highly anticipated Battery Day event on Tuesday afternoon, the electric-car company detailed a range of innovations in battery design and manufacturing. Together, the innovations will more than halve the company's cost per kilowatt-hour (KWh), managemen
Tesla Inc faced a stock market reality check on Wednesday after a much hyped "Battery Day" event which Wall Street analysts judged chiefly for its omissions and hazy delivery deadlines.
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Japanese shares eased on Wednesday as the market caught up with the losses in global markets following the country's long weekend, weighed down by fears about rising coronavirus infections and a delay in U.S. fiscal stimulus.
NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Elon Musk has lost his touch, at least that’s one way to read investor reaction to the Tesla boss’s big reveal on Tuesday. His plan to ramp up sales at the $395 billion company by slashing battery costs prompted shareholders to put
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