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NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng Post Sales Growth. Tesla Sales in China Haven’t Been Growing.

The Chinese electric-vehicle market continues to grow but that hasn’t been helping Tesla all that much lately. Chinese EV makers NIO Li Auto and XPeng reported vehicle deliveries for September on Wednesday. NIO’s U.S.-listed American depositary receipts were up 0.4% at $7.65, while the and were down 0.3% and flat, respectively. Go to Source

Ford CEO says customers are not interested in $75,000 EVs

Ford (F) CEO Jim Farley says US buyers aren’t interested in $75,000 electric vehicles — and the automaker doesn’t want to keep living in Tesla’s (TSLA) shadow. “We’ve learned … people are not willing to pay [a] $30,000 premium for that big battery on a [$50,000], $60,000 utility,” Farley told Yahoo Finance at Ford’s Accelerate… Continue reading Ford CEO says customers are not interested in $75,000 EVs

The Best AI Stock to Buy Right Now, According to a Wall Street Analyst (Hint: Not Nvidia or Palantir)

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives think Tesla stock will soar 115% to a $3 trillion market value. Dan Ives at Wedbush Securities says the market is underestimating how profoundly Tesla (TSLA 2.28%) will benefit from autonomous driving technology and robotics. He recently told CNBC, “This continues to be, in my opinion, the most undervalued true AI… Continue reading The Best AI Stock to Buy Right Now, According to a Wall Street Analyst (Hint: Not Nvidia or Palantir)

EU’s reliance on Chinese EV battery tech deepens with CATL’s expansion in Spain

Picture Credit: Shutterstock.com Europe’s dependence on Chinese electric vehicle technology is tightening as battery giant CATL prepares to send 2,000 workers to Spain to build a €4bn plant with Stellantis, the Financial Times reported recently. The project in Figueruelas, near Zaragoza, underscores both Europe’s reliance on Beijing for critical EV infrastructure and China’s determination to… Continue reading EU’s reliance on Chinese EV battery tech deepens with CATL’s expansion in Spain

Gold Miner Rides Price Surge in Blockbuster IPO

A gold mining IPO in Hong Kong just benefited from some perfect market timing: Shares in Zijin Gold International surged 68% on its first day of trading on Tuesday. That gave the company—the gold-mining arm of China’s Zijin Mining—a market capitalization of over $40 billion. Go to Source

Top TSX Dividend Stocks To Consider In September 2025

In Canada, the labor market showed signs of stabilization in August, while inflation figures remained within the Bank of Canada’s target range, reflecting a steady economic environment. With recent gains in the TSX and potential market volatility on the horizon, dividend stocks can offer investors a measure of stability and income amidst these conditions. Name… Continue reading Top TSX Dividend Stocks To Consider In September 2025

Mobis launches first South Korean auto chip forum

Global demand for automotive semiconductors rising rapidly. South Korea’s largest automotive components manufacturer, Hyundai Mobis, held its first Automotive Semiconductor Korea (ASK) summit in Seoul, with the aim of promoting greater collaboration among local companies to strengthen the country’s automotive semiconductor supply chain. The event was hosted by Hyundai Mobis’ president, Lee Gyu-suk, and was… Continue reading Mobis launches first South Korean auto chip forum