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On Tesla's third-quarter earnings call, CEO Elon Musk told analysts how his car company plans to continue expanding regardless of what happens with the economy.

Tesla's net income (GAAP) for Q3 2022 reached $3.33 billion and automotive margins remained stable at 27.9%.

IBM saw a jump in mainframe computer and transaction-processing software sales in its first full quarter of sales of a new version, the z16, in May.

Treasury yields rose across the board on Wednesday as concerns over a recession spread among investors.

Novavax's Covid shots rely on protein technology used in other vaccines for decades, rather than the messenger RNA used in the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

The news comes at a hugely turbulent time for the U.K. government, with Prime Minister Liz Truss under pressure to resign just two months into her premiership.

One opportunistic reseller is asking for $300,000.95 for three unopened toys.

The investment will include $1 billion for production of EVs at BMW's South Carolina plant, and $700 million to build a new battery-assembly facility.

The funding is part of the administration's broader push to transition the U.S. away from gas-powered cars to electric vehicles. 

The TSMC news comes as global leaders have voiced concern about Taiwan's continued independence from China.

Hiking tour guide Louis Herron bought an acre of Arizona land for $2,300 in 2013. Now, due at least partially to increased tourist spending, it's worth $15,000.

"We think it makes perfect sense," Ben Wood, chief of research at CCS Insight, told CNBC in an interview. "Starlink is going to need to invest heavily."

President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday introduced martial law in the four regions of Ukraine that Russia illegally annexed last month.

ASML reported third-quarter earnings that topped analyst expectations, bucking the trend of a slowdown seen by other semiconductor companies.

Nubank said Wednesday it will launch the token, called Nucoin, in the first half of 2023.

Amazon will start selling home insurance in the U.K. through partnerships with local insurers, further expanding its push into financial services.

Compared to other renewables, the overall size of tidal power projects is small.

The inflation data will also impact the Bank of England's approach for the near term, just as the Bank plans to sell off some of its government bonds, known as gilts, from Nov 1.

Meta, the owner of Facebook, has been reordered by U.K. competition regulators to sell its animated GIF unit Giphy after losing an appeal.

In his first policy address since he took office, Hong Kong leader John Lee said the government would set aside billions to attract businesses to the city.