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After several months of falling deliveries and market pressure, Tesla appears to be regaining its footing in Europe. In June, Tesla's electric vehicle registrations rose sharply in several major European markets. In the UK, Spain and the Netherlands, Tesla's sales in June soared compared to May.

He may have stopped publicly feuding with President Donald Trump, but Elon Musk hasn't given up on his efforts to kill Trump's signature bill.

Emails and company documents seen by the media show that Nissan has asked some suppliers to allow it to postpone payments to free up short-term funds. The troubled Japanese automaker is struggling to raise cash.

Elon Musk announced that his social platform X will move to charging advertisers based on the vertical screen size of their ads, marking a major shift in the platform's revenue strategy.

Apple has revised its terms and conditions in the European Union for developers using its highly profitable App Store, aiming to avoid more fines under the bloc’s digital antitrust laws.

At the recent Stripe Sessions 2025 conference, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasized that AR glasses are an area worth investing in for the next decade. Zuckerberg talked about glasses at the conference, noting that they are an ideal vehicle for AI: "Glasses are the perfect vehicle for AI because you

Mohammad Eslami, chairman of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, said on the 24th that the Iranian government has taken necessary measures to ensure that Iran's nuclear project can continue after suffering military strikes from Israel and the United States.

Uber and Google's self-driving company Waymo officially launched a self-driving taxi hailing service in Atlanta on June 24, which has been offering the service in Austin, Texas since March. The two companies first announced plans to launch the service in Atlanta in September 2024

Economic research shows that although steel tariffs have prompted some companies to move their production lines to the United States, consumers have paid a high price for this. For American consumers, the cost increase caused by tariffs is inevitable.

Google (GOOGL.US) has cut the budget of its Google TV and Android TV teams by 10%, according to people familiar with the matter. People familiar with the matter said the team's budget was originally less than $500 million.

British Airways and Singapore Airlines cancel flights to the Persian Gulf. The United States previously launched air strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities, and Tehran vowed to retaliate.

According to media reports, after the US airstrike on Iran, two supertankers with a capacity of about 2 million barrels of oil made an emergency U-turn in front of the Strait of Hormuz. Late last Saturday, US President Trump announced that the United States had "successfully" attacked Iran's

Troubled chipmaker Wolfspeed said on Sunday that it plans to file for bankruptcy in the United States under a restructuring agreement reached with creditors. The agreement will provide it with new financing and reduce its debt by nearly 70%.

Industry insiders said that the US's tightening restrictions will not immediately force the relevant chip factories to close, but they may find it more difficult to operate effectively over time. US officials are planning to revoke technology exemptions for chip manufacturers operating in China.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said on Friday that he would provide full support for the artificial intelligence (AI) industry, aiming to position it as the country's next major economic growth engine.

SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son is seeking to partner with Taijidian to realize his biggest bet yet - building a $1 trillion industrial park in Arizona to manufacture robots and artificial intelligence (AI), according to people familiar with the matter.

According to Bloomberg, Microsoft plans to lay off thousands of employees again by July 2025. This layoff will focus on the sales team, but the detailed number of layoffs and department distribution has not been announced. According to the company's statement, the move is to

US Steel shares halted trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday after Nippon Steel completed its acquisition of the iconic American industrial company. For weeks, President Donald Trump has stressed that the two companies will establish a "partnership" to maintain American ownership

U.S. carbon capture is facing a make-or-break moment as the Trump administration moves to withdraw billions of dollars in federal support. The sudden funding cuts could hit many early-stage projects hard and weaken private sector participation in the market.

According to Reuters, the U.S. Department of Defense said in a statement on Monday that it has awarded OpenAI a $200 million contract to develop advanced AI capabilities for national security.

Gucci's parent company, French luxury giant Kering Group, is said to be approaching Luca de Meo, the current CEO of French automaker Renault Group, who is expected to officially leave on July 15, 2025 and seek new challenges outside the automotive industry. Renault has confirmed the timetable.

Watching Messi for $4 - this is not a fan benefit, but an embarrassing footnote to the Club World Cup box office. When half of the seats in the 60,000-seat Hard Rock Stadium are empty, and when FIFA has to launch a desperate promotion of "buy one get four free" - this football event led by

South Korea's SK Group said on Monday that it plans to work with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build South Korea's largest artificial intelligence (AI) data center. According to industry insiders, the two companies are expected to start the project later this month and hold a groundbreaking ceremony

The chip industry has once again released a big news! Micron Technology recently announced that it will invest approximately $200 billion in chip manufacturing and R&D in the United States, including $150 billion in memory manufacturing and $50 billion in R&D investment.