Tesla Robotaxis have been involved in at least two crashes in Austin, Texas, while remotely operated at low speeds, according to newly unredacted data submitted to the NHTSA. Both incidents involved a safety monitor in the vehicle and no passengers, with crashes caused by teleoperators maneuvering the cars, such as hitting a fence and a construction barricade. These disclosures come as Tesla cautiously expands its autonomous ride-hailing network, with CEO Elon Musk emphasizing safety as the primary limitation. The detailed crash reports may explain Tesla's slow rollout compared to competitors like Waymo, despite operating at a smaller scale.
Citi lowered its price target for Lucid Group to $14 from $17 but maintained a Buy rating, citing the company's Q1 2026 revenue miss and suspension of its 2026 outlook. Despite near-term challenges, including a net loss of about $1 billion and negati...
Investor Austin Hankwitz highlights covered calls as a simple options strategy to generate steady income by selling call options on Tesla shares he owns. By selling the right to buy Tesla stock at a higher price, he earns premiums, which provide cash...
Ford shares fell 7% intraday after a recent 20% surge in one week, driven by profit-taking rather than any fundamental change. The company recently raised its full-year guidance, and operational performance remains strong. Tesla also dropped 4%, infl...
The AI market is experiencing significant growth, yet concerns about an AI bubble persist, especially in overheated sectors like semiconductors. While some high-flying AI chip stocks may face sharp corrections, broader AI firms and major tech players...
The US government approved exports of Nvidia's advanced H200 AI chips to Chinese firms, reversing previous export bans. This move coincided with President Trump holding $1-5 million in Nvidia stock and flying Nvidia's CEO to China on Air Force One. T...
