Just as many automakers are faced with major changes in the emerging electric vehicle market, Toyota is reportedly looking to shift its plans to become more like Tesla. The Japanese automaker is one of many hoping to reach Tesla’s level of profitability in the EV sector, and it’s now readying to unveil a new business… Continue reading Cleantechnica: Toyota Is Shifting Its Electric Vehicle Plans To Become More Like Tesla002465
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Clean Technica: 3rd Largest Tesla Shareholder Suggests Elon Musk Should Step Aside As CEO002464
KoGuan Leo started loading up on Tesla shares when the COVID-19 pandemic first sent the stock into a tailspin. Back then, the shares were selling for a split-adjusted price of about $40. Before he was done, he owned 22.7 million shares worth about $3.57 billion*. Today, he is the third largest individual Tesla shareholder, only… Continue reading Clean Technica: 3rd Largest Tesla Shareholder Suggests Elon Musk Should Step Aside As CEO002464
We’re Deeply Alarmed By This Robodog That Can Climb Up Walls
No escaping one now! Such Great Heights There’s not a lot of burgeoning tech out there that so often vacillates between being cute and absolutely horrifying as robodogs. In a further baffling twist, they’re now able to, uh, climb walls like giant bugs. Yes, you heard that right. Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science… Continue reading We’re Deeply Alarmed By This Robodog That Can Climb Up Walls
Ticketmaster faces antitrust scrutiny in Mexico following Bad Bunny ticket sales fiasco
A disruption to the company’s software led to venue staff turning away fans with legitimate tickets. The head of Profeco, Mexico’s consumer protection watchdog, has promised to sue Ticketmaster following a ticketing snafu in the country’s capital, reports The New York Times. On the weekend of December 9th, Puerto Rican reggaeton star Bad Bunny was… Continue reading Ticketmaster faces antitrust scrutiny in Mexico following Bad Bunny ticket sales fiasco
Musk’s new poll: Should I stay or go as Twitter CEO?
Musk’s new poll: Should I stay or go as Twitter CEO? After implementing an unprecedented policy change earlier in the day, Elon Musk took to Twitter on Sunday to ask his followers whether he should step down as the company’s chief executive officer. “Should I step down as head of Twitter?” he asked, adding he… Continue reading Musk’s new poll: Should I stay or go as Twitter CEO?
Riot Games wants a court to end its ‘League of Legends’ sponsorship deal with FTX
The crypto exchange owes Riot at least $6.25 million. Riot Games is trying to extricate itself from its League of Legends Championship Series partnership with FTX. On Friday, the studio filed a motion with the court overseeing FTX’s bankruptcy case to end the seven-year sponsorship agreement the two companies signed last August. In a brief… Continue reading Riot Games wants a court to end its ‘League of Legends’ sponsorship deal with FTX
Apple is reportedly working on a new Pro Display XDR monitor
It’s among several displays the company has in the works. Apple fans disappointed by the Studio Display could soon have a few more options from the company. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is developing “multiple new external monitors,” including a refresh of its 32-inch Pro Display XDR from 2019. Details on the upcoming screens… Continue reading Apple is reportedly working on a new Pro Display XDR monitor
Twitter bans links and username mentions relating to Facebook, Instagram and other rivals
Brands can still pay to promote their presence on competing platforms. While many people were turning to Twitter on Sunday to watch the World Cup finals unfold, the company introduced a new policy banning “free promotion” of competing social media websites. Moving forward, Twitter says it will remove links to Facebook, Instagram, Mastodon, Tribel, Post,… Continue reading Twitter bans links and username mentions relating to Facebook, Instagram and other rivals
GLP rides strong e-commerce demand in China amid trade headwindsInvestor interest in logistics assets is still strong given their resilience, says GLP…
Singapore-based real estate logistics heavyweight GLP has garnered over $4 billion for its China logistics funds in November alone, even as the country’s zero-COVID policy is hurting international trade and the logistics sector. At a time when China’s exports and imports hit the rocks for the first time in more than two years in October,… Continue reading GLP rides strong e-commerce demand in China amid trade headwindsInvestor interest in logistics assets is still strong given their resilience, says GLP…
The LP View: Five investor perspectives that matter for the year ahead
The risk appetite among global institutional investors has declined amid the market dislocation, slowing growth, and higher interest rates. Investors DealStreetAsia spoke to this past year have already become more circumspect about allocations and cautious about the outlook for 2023 and beyond. Go to Source