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Broadcom Joins Nvidia, Tesla in Top Stock Options as Market Cap Hits $1 Trillion
Sundar Pichai Names Tesla As Top Competitor To Alphabet's Waymo In Autonomous Driving Race
Apple Remains Top Pick at Morgan Stanley as Analysts Remain Bullish Heading Into 2025
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Tesla's lithium refining plant in Texas has officially begun operations, becoming the first North American car company to process lithium on its own.
① Tesla's large lithium refining plant in Texas has officially begun Operation, just a year and a half after breaking ground; ② The plant uses an acid-free lithium extraction process, does not use hazardous reagents, and the byproducts can be used to produce Building Materials; ③ Tesla is the only Auto Manufacturer in North America that refines lithium independently, and Musk has previously called for increased investment in lithium processing.
Tech Bull Raises Tesla Price Target To $515, Predicts $1 Trillion AI Opportunity Under Trump White House: 'Total Game Changer'
Meta also prevents OpenAI's commercial transformation: it sent a letter to the California Department of Justice supporting Musk.
① The plan for OpenAI to transition into a for-profit entity has faced opposition from Musk, while Meta is the latest technology company to express support for Musk; ② Meta has written to the California Attorney General requesting to block OpenAI's commercial transformation, stating that OpenAI has no right to appropriate the Assets of charitable Institutions for profit.
The Fed's Game Plan on Interest-Rate Cuts Keeps Shifting
Big Banks See 25bps Fed Rate Cut This Week, Pace to Slow in 2025
Tesla Says Cybertruck Drivers Can Now Get Max Charging Rate Of Up To 325 KW On Select V4 Supercharger Posts
Dollar Falls as Likely Fed Rate Cut Approaches, Drop Could Be Limited -- Market Talk
Tesla's Texas Lithium Plant Begins Operations Amid Market Oversupply
Apple's 2025 AirTag To Feature iPhone 15's Ultrawide-Band Chip For Smarter, Longer-Range Tracking: Report
The Stock Market Is up 27% Ahead of the Final Fed Meeting of the Year. But Is a Correction Overdue?
Tesla's Cybertruck Production Rate Was Reduced Even Before December's Pause, Says Researcher
Elliott Wave Analysis: S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Top Tech Stocks [Video]
Fed to Flag Slower Pace of Easing, Jan Rate Cut No Longer Expected- Goldman Sachs
Amazon Teamsters Threaten Strike Ahead Of Crucial Holiday Season: 'We Are Going To Hold This Company Accountable'
Sources indicate that Apple plans to launch a thinner iPhone and a foldable smartphone.
According to sources familiar with Apple's plans, the company intends to launch an iPhone that is about 8 millimeters thinner than the existing models starting next year; The company also plans to release two foldable devices, aiming for a launch in 2026.