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Expectations of an easier US monetary policy also boosted investor sentiment across Asia after inflation data on Friday fuelled rate-cut hopes
Scientists across the globe have recently announced several breakthroughs in their work with nuclear fusion reactors, which are also referred to as an ‘artificial sun' due to the extremely high temperatures they reach. These reactors are used to fuse hydrogen with other elements — a process that can release an immense amount of power. Scientists say successfully sustaining nuclear fusion can potentially create unlimited energy without the burden of carbon emissions.
The drop in numbers comes despite steep discounts BYD has handed out on its vehicles, signalling that Tesla's global clout will not be easily challenged
Consumer interest in Tesla has more than halved since November 2021, according to a new poll that found the carmaker's reputation was strongly tied to that of its chief Musk
The country's parliamentary elections are set to begin this month and the incumbent Narendra Modi-government is hoping to gain a resounding victory
The key driver of the profit growth would be Samsung's chip division, which is expected to report its first quarterly profit in five quarters, analysts say. The division is expected to report profits of about 750 billion won.
The study comes at a time when fears are mounting of widespread job losses across a multitude of industries, ranging from Hollywood to web development. A post-Covid slowdown has also led tech layoffs to skyrocket, with firms like IBM, Microsoft and Google cutting hundreds of thousands of jobs since last year.
The now-defunct entry-level vehicle, sometimes described as the Model 2, was expected to start at about $25,000 and drive Tesla's growth into a mass-market automaker.
From China's strategic alliance with Russia to chip equipment giant ASML's plans to move operations abroad — the Mark Rutte government will have a lot to consider as it makes a decision
Chinese policymakers have doubled down on Xi Jinping's new mantra of unleashing “new productive forces” and stepped up investment in cutting-edge technology
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