Tom Carter is a journalist who writes for Business Insider and Business Insider Nederland. His work has also been featured in DatacenterDynamics, Yahoo News, Entrepreneur Media, Yahoo Sports Canada, London Theatre 1, TED Conferences, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Cigalah Group. Tom covers a wide range of topics including technology, business, finance, and current events.
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Tom's coverage spans a variety of topics, with significant attention to electric vehicles (EVs), technology, and China. He frequently includes government announcements and breaking news in his articles.
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Xiaomi has unveiled a luxury version of its SU7 EV that boasts a max speed of 350km per hour.
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OpenAI is in talks with semiconductor firms Broadcom and TSMC to design and build its own AI chips, sources told Reuters.
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The Chinese EV giant announced record revenues in its Q3 earnings on Wednesday, surpassing Tesla's revenues from EV sales for the first time.
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The Chinese commerce ministry said on Monday it will file a lawsuit with the WTO against the EU's tariffs on Chinese electric car companies.
After a convincing display against in a 5-2 win in the on Wednesday night, faced their first game with as interim manager.
Tesla said the proposed ban on Chinese-developed software would create a "massive and ultimately unnecessary regulatory reporting regime."
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