BP's race to cut costs
The hedge fund Elliott is turning up the heat on BP with a demand for deep spending cuts ...
The Chinese factory jobs Donald Trump wants to bring back
Manufacturers struggle to attract young workers for physically demanding roles with long hours and low pay ...
What would a US tariff on chips look like?
A component levy on foreign-made semiconductors would function as a major tax increase on electronics sold in America ...
Tesla's robot project faces 'magnet issue' after China's rare earth curbs
CEO Elon Musk said 'China wants some assurances' that the magnets Tesla is trying to buy will not be used for military purposes.
China takes steps to boost yuan with overseas gold storage facilities
China to explore the internationalisation of physical delivery for specific products traded on the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
Tesla holds onto Bitcoin as Musk says time at DOGE to 'drop significantly'
Tesla has held onto its Bitcoin during the first quarter of 2025 as CEO Elon Musk promised shareholders that he would scale back his time working as the Trump administration's cost-cutting czar.Musk's comment appears to have been the main catalyst behind Tesla's ( TSLA ) 5.4% price jump in ...
Jay Clayton Takes Helm at SDNY, Returning to Government With Crypto Record in Tow
Jay Clayton takes charge of Wall Street's most powerful prosecutor's office, bringing a controversial crypto enforcement record and deep ties to the financial sector.
SEC says it won't re-file fraud case against Hex's Richard Heart
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has said it doesn't intend to refile its securities fraud complaint against Hex founder Richard Schueler, who goes by Richard Heart."Plaintiff Securities and Exchange Commission provides this notice that it does not intend to file an amended complaint in ...
Elon Musk Equates Car Ownership In Future To Riding A Horse While Using A Flip Phone - Pierre Ferragu Says Tesla's 'iPhone Moment' Hinges On Full Autonomy - Alphabet ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) , Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL )
On Tuesday, during Tesla Inc.'s TSLA first-quarter earnings call, CEO Elon Musk predicted that car ownership will soon become obsolete. What Happened: Musk said that most people will no longer buy cars in the future, framing the shift as an inevitable change.
