Tesla EV Catches Fire In China, Resulting In One Death: Report
A video of a Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) sedan catching fire following a collision that killed a passenger in Guangzhou has gone viral in China, cnEVpost reported Wednesday.
Cathie Wood Loads Up Heavily On Debutant Uipath, Trims Tesla
Cathie Wood-led Ark Investment Management on Wednesday snapped up millions of shares of the New York-based software automation company UiPath Inc (NYSE: PATH) on the day that it made its trading debut.
Toyota Looks To Rival Tesla With The New BZ4X EV
The New Zero-Emission SUV Unveiled At Shanghai Motor Show 2021 Will Be One Of The 15 Fully-Electric Vehicles The Company Intends To Sell Globally By 2025.
Why Tesla Stock Token’s Marketing Could Lend Binance In Regulatory Trouble
Selling Tesla Inc’s (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock as tokens could land the cryptocurrency exchange Binance in hot water in Hong Kong, the South China Morning Post reported Thursday (
Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest Posts Fund Sales For Wednesday, Apr. 21, 2021: INTU, NVDA, TREE, WDAY, TMO, SYRS, NVS, RHHBY, REGN, PHR, TWTR, TSLA, SQ, SNPS, ROKU, PCAR, XLNX, PSTG, HUBS, PYPL, DOCU, ICE
Intuit (INTU) - 15,033 Shares
Nvidia (NVDA) - 21,856
LendingTree (TREE) - 25,000
Workday (WDAY) - 24,610
Thermo FIsher Scientific (TMO) - 12,300
Syros Pharmaceuticals (SYRS) - 47,382
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Binance-Backed DeFi Project Raises $10M At $1B Valuation From Mark Cuban, Pantera Capital, Others
Decentralized derivatives exchange Injective Protocol has raised $10 million in a “party funding round” from new investors.
Tesla Supply Chain Orders Show Company Could Sell 1 Million Cars in 2021
In the first quarter of 2021, Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) set a delivery record of 184,800 vehicles.
SafeMoon Acquires 1 Million Users As Crypto Influencer Warns Of Ponzi Scheme
SafeMoon, a new DeFi token that rewards its holders with tax obtained from its sellers, has reached an $5 billion fully diluted market cap, down $3 billion in less than a day, only a month after its launch.
Tesla Gives In To Chinese State-Run Media Pressure, Apologizes To Aggrieved Customer
Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) suffered a backlash at the Shanghai Auto show Monday, with protestors alleging their vehicles were plagued by malfunctioning brakes.