Australian Business Sues Twitter For Unpaid Payments In The Amount Of $665,000

According to court documents, an Australian project management company has sued Twitter Inc. in a U.S. court for allegedly failing to pay bills for work completed in four different nations totaling around A$1 million ($665,000). On June 29, a Sydney-based private firm named Facilitate Corp filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for…

Tesla Surpasses Second-Quarter Delivery Projections As Price Cuts Are Successful

As price reductions and U.S. tax subsidies helped make its electric vehicles more accessible, Tesla Inc. said on Sunday that it delivered a record number of vehicles in the second quarter, exceeding market expectations. The Elon Musk-led company delivered 466,140 vehicles from April to June, an increase of 83% from a year earlier and 10%…

Analysts Predict Tesla Will Achieve Record Quarterly Sales In China Despite Losing Market Share

According to analysts, Tesla is on track to have another record quarter for sales in China despite growing pressure from domestic rivals like BYD who are cutting into its market share in the largest car market in the world. According to projections made by Shi Ji, an analyst with China Merchants Bank International Securities, the…

In Response To Rising AI Demand, Chipmaker Micron Outperforms Its Competitors

Powered by demand for its memory chips from the quickly expanding artificial intelligence sector and an alleviating supply glut in its conventional PC and smartphone industries, Micron Technology outperformed expectations for third-quarter results on Wednesday. After the bell, shares of the corporation increased by more than 2%. They have profited 34% this year on predictions…

With A New Service, Stellantis Hopes To Allay “Charging Anxiety” Among EV Users

In order to make it simpler to maintain electric vehicles on the road and profit from an expanding range of services related to greener mobility, Stellantis established a “Charging & Energy” business unit on Tuesday. By the end of this year, the unit will offer a platform called Free2move Charge that will give customers access…

Meta, The Owner Of Facebook, Introduces A Virtual Reality Subscription Service

Meta, the company that owns Facebook, has started a virtual reality (VR) subscription service in an effort to turn that area of its operations profitable. According to Meta, subscribers will have access to two new games each month. The VR division of Instagram’s parent firm lost $4 billion (£3.1 billion) in the first three months…

Prior To Its IPO, Galderma Raises $1 Billion From A Private Placement

After initial intentions for a stock market listing were postponed earlier in the year, Swiss skincare company Galderma raised nearly $1 billion through a private placement of shares. The freshly issued shares have been partially absorbed by management and shareholders, with the remaining shares going to unidentified external investors, according to a statement from the…

Malaysia Is Going To Sue Meta For Its Dangerous Content

The biggest action the nation has taken to far against such content came from Malaysia, which announced on Friday that it would sue Facebook parent company Meta Platforms for failing to remove “undesirable” posts. Since taking office in November following a highly contested election in the Southeast Asian country that contributed to an increase in…

SoftBank Will Switch To “Offence Mode” As AI Takes Off

In light of the excitement surrounding developments in artificial intelligence, SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son announced on Wednesday that his tech investing conglomerate intends to change its posture and go into “offence mode.” The group had taken a defensive position and was reducing investment activities as its investing arm, the Vision Fund, recorded significant investment…