After 33 months of deflation, Beijing hints at a crackdown that could reshape steel, EVs, and global trade...

(Reuters) -Tesla has yet to apply for regulatory permits it needs to operate driverless taxis in California, two state regulators said on Thursday, a day after CEO Elon Musk said the company would expand its robotaxis to the San Francisco Bay Area within two months. "To date, Tesla has not applied for either a driverless testing or deployment permit," a spokesperson for California's Department of Motor Vehicles said in an email to Reuters on Thursday. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), which in March issued the first in a series of permits Tesla requires, said on Thursday the company had not yet applied for any new permits...

Tesla, Inc. faces rising competition in China, regulatory risks from Trump's EV tax plan, and concerns over FSD and Robotaxi progress. Click for my TSLA update...

Kevin O’Leary is calling for Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump to put aside their differences, saying their feud is hurting the country. In recent comments on Fox Business and social media, the businessman and investor made it clear he wants the two influential figures to reconcile. O’Leary Slams Third-Party Talk “Trump and Elon have to get back together again,” O’Leary wrote on X. “Frankly, I’m thinking of calling both up myself and saying, This is stupid. This is bad...