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Tesla Restores Supercharger Naming Change

Automotive outlet Edmunds publishes a positive review of the 2026 Tesla Model Y Performance

The U.S. administration is reportedly considering allowing Nvidia to sell its advanced Hopper chips to China.

Tesla Begins Construction of V4 Supercharger Station in Red Deer, Alberta

US Considers Allowing Nvidia to Sell H200 Chips to China

First Solar Inaugurates $1.1 Billion AI-Driven Manufacturing Facility in Louisiana

Tesla's stock price reverses and rises on optimistic Robotaxi business outlook

Trump's Team Proposes Selling NVIDIA H200 Chips to China

Tesla sued over fatal crash, citing defective door handle design

Tesla Launches FSD v14.2 Autopilot Update

Swiss National Bank Increases Stake in Tesla by 7.5%

Tesla to open its first full-scale center in Gurugram, India this month

German TÜV Report: Tesla Model Y Has the Highest Defect Rate

Tesla sues about 100 companies in China, with some cases involving claims of only a few thousand yuan

Tesla's robotaxi business is progressing more slowly compared to Chinese competitors like Baidu, a report says

BYD Launches 2026 Xia Model with Post-Subsidy Price Starting at 196,800 RMB

Stifel Raises Tesla's Target Price to $508 and Maintains 'Buy' Rating

BYD Participates in COP30 in Brazil, Providing a New Energy Vehicle Fleet

BYD responds to investor concerns, introducing a new model for a national racetrack for new energy vehicles

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The Trump administration may allow Nvidia to sell its H200 chips in China, potentially boosting Nvidia's revenue by billions. Previously, Nvidia's sales in China were blocked due to export regulations. The H200 chips are more powerful than previous models, but approval is uncertain due to security concerns. Nvidia's current revenue is strong, with significant growth in data center sales, and it plans to release new chip models next year.

- Nvidia is currently restricted from selling its GPUs in China, but the Trump administration may allow sales of its H200 chips, potentially boosting Nvidia's revenue significantly.  
- Chinese sales accounted for 13% of Nvidia's revenue in 2024, but new export rules have hindered sales since April 2025, despite the company's strong performance in other markets.  
- The H200 chip offers advanced capabilities for AI applications, yet Nvidia faces challenges in proving its safety to Beijing and may need to navigate further regulatory hurdles before any sales can resume.

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Tesla faces a new lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Washington after a fatal crash involving a Model 3. The lawsuit claims Tesla's door handle design impeded rescue efforts, leading to one death and serious injuries. The suit accuses Tesla of negligence and misleading customers about door handle operability and fire hazards. This adds to the growing litigation against Tesla over its door design, with similar cases in Wisconsin and California.

- A new lawsuit has been filed against Tesla in Washington, linked to a fatal accident involving a Model 3 that resulted in one death and serious injuries.  
- The complaint alleges that Tesla's defective door handle design impeded rescue efforts, contributing to the tragedy, and claims negligence regarding known fire hazards and sudden acceleration issues.  
- This lawsuit adds to a growing number of legal challenges Tesla faces over similar safety concerns, prompting investigations by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and regulatory actions in other countries.

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Tesla faces new lawsuit over EV door design after fatal Washington state crash

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The Score: Nvidia, Constellation, Eli Lilly, Gap and More Stocks That Defined the Week

The stock market rebounded Friday on Fed rate cut hopes but suffered damaging weekly losses. Nvidia, Apple and Eli Lilly are in focus.

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First Solar Inc. (FSLR) shares rose 1.66% to $249.91 on Friday, ending a three-day losing streak. Despite the gain, the stock underperformed compared to competitors like SolarEdge Technologies, Hubbell Inc., and Sunrun Inc. The stock remains 11.24% below its 52-week high of $281.55. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones also saw gains on the same day.

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Nvidia's latest earnings report exceeded expectations, showing re-accelerated growth for the first time in six quarters. Despite a post-earnings rally that fizzled, Nvidia's results disproved fears of an 'AI bubble' and confirmed accelerating AI demand. Q3 revenue rose 62% YoY, with Q4 guidance projecting 65% growth. Data center revenue also surged. Nvidia's performance indicates the AI boom is speeding up, not slowing down.

- Nvidia's recent earnings report showed a 62% revenue increase, signaling a re-acceleration in AI demand after six quarters of slowing growth.  
- Despite fears of an "AI bubble," Nvidia's strong guidance and sold-out GPU capacity indicate sustained growth in the AI infrastructure sector.  
- Analysts suggest that this performance debunks bubble concerns and positions Nvidia and other related stocks for potential gains as the AI market continues to expand.

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Nvidia Crushes Earnings as AI Demand Stays Red-Hot

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Tesla has reverted its Supercharger naming change after feedback from owners, planning a new format in December. The initial change aimed to differentiate stations by business names, causing confusion. Tesla will now combine city and business names for clarity and familiarity. The rollback was quickly implemented, highlighting Tesla's responsiveness to customer feedback.

- Tesla has reverted its recent Supercharger naming change due to owner feedback and plans to introduce a refined system in December.  
- The initial change aimed to improve navigation by using business names instead of city-based names, but it caused confusion among drivers.  
- The upcoming Hybrid Naming System will display the traditional site name first, followed by the business name, enhancing clarity while maintaining familiarity.

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Tesla Listens to Feedback and Reverts Supercharger Naming Change, Plans Improved Format in December

New York Federal Reserve President Williams said he believes there is room for further adjustments to interest rates "in the near term." The phrase "in the near term" is somewhat ambiguous, but the most obvious interpretation refers to the December meeting. Although he may be expressing a personal opinion, the signals from the three key leaders of the Federal Reserve on critical policy issues are almost always approved by the Fed Chair. Issuing such a signal without Powell's endorsement would be a serious professional misstep

- Recent fluctuations in the U.S. stock market indicate that Nvidia's strong quarterly results did not prevent a significant decline.  
- The market rebounded after Federal Reserve official John Williams suggested a potential interest rate cut in December, raising expectations from about 40% to over 70%.  
- Williams' comments provided crucial confidence to investors amid concerns over AI bubbles, geopolitical risks, and uncertain Fed policies, potentially averting further market sell-offs.

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The article discusses concerns about AI stock valuations, highlighting speculative stocks to avoid and solid investments like Nvidia and Broadcom. It emphasizes the importance of management insights from leaders like Jensen Huang and Lisa Su over bearish financial models. The piece suggests long-term investors should trust technology experts for AI investments, as these companies are crucial to the global economy and have a strong track record of innovation and execution.

- Concerns over stock valuations in AI-related companies have caused market fluctuations, with investors debating the sustainability of these valuations.  
- Despite worries about capital expenditures and depreciation, the article argues that companies like Nvidia and AMD are fundamentally sound and essential to the economy, with management teams providing insights that counter bearish predictions.  
- The author emphasizes confidence in the long-term potential of AI technologies, suggesting that historical performance and expert management should guide investment decisions rather than short-term valuation fears.

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- The Electrek Podcast covers key developments in sustainable transport and energy, including topics like electricity as a base currency and Tesla Robotaxi incidents.  
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