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Redwood Materials is planning to invest a three-digit million sum in Germany in the near future, its founder Jeffrey Brian Straubel told the German daily Handelsblatt in an interview published on Tuesday. Redwood Materials earlier said it had acquired lithium-ion battery recycler Redux Recycling in Germany for an undisclosed amount to increase battery-recycling capacity and strengthen its footing in Europe's electric-vehicle battery market. Straubel, a former Tesla executive, said the company planned to expand the site in the coming years...

SiTime on Tuesday said it has shrunk a new chip for use in 5G networks and military electronics to about nine times smaller than existing products on the market. SiTime makes what are known as timing devices, one of the oldest and most ubiquitous parts of all computing systems. Timing devices work a bit like a drummer in a band, providing a steady beat that keeps all the other elements of the system, such as networking and memory chips, working in sync...

UAW strike could result in higher prices for EVs produced by traditional automakers. Read why I think Tesla (TSLA) is the only one benefitting from the strike...

Tesla is one of the most sentiment-driven stocks that we track. Fundamentals do play a role. Find out why TSLA stock is a Hold...

A new report from short-selling research firm S3 Partners shows how much money is being bet against automotive stocks...

The third quarter is almost over and Tesla ‘s quarterly delivery report is about two weeks away. The direction of their delivery estimates is going to be down. When it comes to Tesla (ticker: TSLA), Wall Street typically starts a quarter out feeling optimistic...

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