Emirates is preparing to transform its in-flight internet experience by partnering with SpaceX’s satellite service Starlink, reported Bloomberg. The move could position the Dubai-based airline as a global leader in onboard connectivity. However, the deal depends on regulatory clearance from the United Arab Emirates, which has not yet authorised Starlink’s operations. Despite this limitation, the
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) fell sharply on Tuesday, sliding more than 3% to close at $396.40, as investors reevaluated the company’s bold bets on autonomous vehicles. The stock’s decline wiped out billions in market value and underscored nagging doubts about the timeline and commercial viability of Tesla’s Robotaxi ambitions. The electric vehicle pioneer has leaned
Elon Musk said his artificial intelligence startup xAI plans to build a 500-megawatt data centre in Saudi Arabia in partnership with Humain, the kingdom’s state-backed AI venture. Speaking at a US-Saudi investment forum in Washington, Musk said the project would be powered by Nvidia Corp.’s chips. Humain was established under Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund.
Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) tumbled over 2% on Friday, breaking below the critical $400 support level as investors reassess valuations amid hawkish Federal Reserve commentary and deepening AI bubble concerns. The sell-off dragged alongside mega-cap tech peers: Nvidia fell 2.9%, and Amazon dropped around 1%. Tesla stock is up 2.66% year-to-date despite November’s recent pullback, trading
Tesla is moving closer to completing the design of its next-generation AI5 chip and has already begun development work on its AI6 processor, CEO Elon Musk said Sunday in a post on X. The update marks the company’s most detailed assessment yet of its long-term chip roadmap as it leans deeper into artificial intelligence and
Tesla trades just shy of a $1.3 trillion market cap. And with shareholders now greenlighting an eye-popping pay package for Elon Musk, a central question looms larger than ever: how much of that market value is anchored in Tesla’s business fundamentals, and how much is simply the “Musk premium”? With voices from Wall Street to
Bitcoin extended its recent decline on Monday morning, dipping below $86,200 as macroeconomic uncertainty and a major DeFi hack triggered renewed risk aversion across crypto markets. The asset traded at $86,035 at the time of writing, down 5.4% in the previous 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap. The sell-off spilled over into the broader market, with
A crypto market crash happened in November, with the valuation of all tokens dropping by over 20%. This decline happened after the aftermath of the October 10th liquidation event. Bitcoin price dropped from a high of $126,300 in October to a low of $80,495, while most altcoins had a steeper dive. So, will the market
Australia, Asia and global macro sentiment opened the week on a cautious footing, with defence restructuring in Canberra, volatile equity moves across regional markets, renewed pressure in digital assets, and fresh signs of slowing momentum in China’s manufacturing sector. Risk appetite weakened despite steady expectations of US rate cuts, while commodity and currency moves reflected
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