Aside from its AI Cloud unit, the Chinese tech giant also made significant strides in its AI and intelligent driving businesses. Go to Source
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Grab records all-time adjusted EBITDA high for Q1
This has led the company to revise its 2024 adjusted EBITDA guidance upward to between US$250 million and US$270 million. Go to Source
For this bicycle subscription firm, personalization coexists with data protection
Personalization is paramount for companies to stay competitive, but does it have to come at the cost of users’ privacy? Gro Club says no. Go to Source
How Kia’s charging up its EV game for the modern consumer
The firm is embarking on a company-wide journey to take its EVs to the next level. Go to Source
Elon Musk visits China, eyes local full self-driving tech launch
The Tesla CEO visited China unannounced, saying he had met with Premier Li Qiang, according to Reuters. Go to Source
The road to Vietnam’s net-zero future is paved with electric vehicles
For Selex Motors’ Nguyen Nguyen, EVs provide an exciting opportunity for Vietnam to shine on the global stage. Go to Source
Grab is still in the the driver’s seat, but other ride-hailers aren’t lagging behind
We explore the current state of Southeast Asia’s ride-hailing scene and check out an Indonesian coffee startup that’s raised series A money. Go to Source
Tesla trims over 10% of global workforce amid lower sales
Tesla executives Drew Baglino and Rohan Patel also announced their departures from the company. Go to Source
Is Grab’s ride-hailing business future-proof?
Could emerging competitors with their new commission models pose a threat to Grab’s dominant position, or is the listed company’s top spot secure? Go to Source
‘India’s Detroit’ to pursue Tesla aggressively for EV investment opportunity
Tamil Nadu hopes to add Tesla as one of the carmakers setting up shop in its automotive hub in India, Bloomberg noted. Go to Source