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Australia Risks Losing Pole Position In Critical Minerals Race
Supplier of nearly half of the world's lithium, Australia is also the world's third-largest cobalt exporter and a significant producer of rare earths, copper, graphite, manganese and other minerals key to the global energy transition.
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One-Third Of Americans Would Consider EV Purchase -Reuters/Ipsos Poll
The seven-day poll completed on Monday found 34% of all respondents would consider an EV, while 31% said no. Among Democrats 50% said they would consider an EV, while 26% of Republicans and 27% of independents said they would consider.
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EV Startup Lucid To Cut About 18% Of Its Workforce
The company plans to communicate with all its employees over the next three days about the plan, CEO Peter Rawlinson said in a letter, adding its U.S. workforce will see reductions in nearly every organization and level, including executives.
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Tesla To Deliver Strong Q1 Retail Sales In China: Report
The U.S. EV maker's retail sales in China totaled 106,915 units from Jan. 1 to March 19, or 1,371 units per day on average, according to data from China Merchants Bank International, which tracks car insurance registrations.
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Vietnam's Be Group In Deal To Become Country's First Ride-Hailing Firm To Use EVs
Vietnam is promoting the production and mass use of EVs as part of efforts to achieve carbon emission neutrality by 2050. There are currently about 7,800 electric vehicles on its roads, according to Vinfast.
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Tesla's Next Generation Smaller Car To Operate Mostly Autonomously - Musk
Musk said there was a clear path to delivering a car that cost half as much to build as Tesla's Model 3 sedan, but offered no further details.
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China's Meizu Unveils First Smartphones Since Deal With Geely Founder
A company run by Geely Chairman Eric Li took a majority stake in Meizu last year, making the Volvo owner the first established carmaker to enter the premium smartphone sector. He later named the company Xingji Meizu, with the brand as its smartphone arm.
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Ford Withdraws Petition Seeking U.S. Approval To Deploy Self-Driving Vehicles
The automaker told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) it was no longer seeking approval for the petition it filed in July 2021
Read More →US Semiconductor Index Hits Highest In Nearly A Year On Hopes For Industry Turn
The index climbed 1.6%, adding to a gain of more than 3% on Wednesday, and it is now on track for its biggest two-day percentage gain in nearly two months, hitting its highest level since April 6 after a flurry of updates from several chipmakers including Intel, Micron Technology and Germany's Infineon.
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Vestager Optimistic For US-EU Battery Minerals Deal Similar To Japan's
Vestager told reporters in Washington that European Union and U.S. negotiators are working on legal frameworks that would be different from the Japan deal.
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India's SML Isuzu To Hike Prices To Offset Higher Input Costs
The company said it will increase prices for its truck models by up to 4% and by up to 6% for bus models.
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Indian Demand For Urals Crude Keeps Russia's Exports Up - Sources, Refinitiv
Traders said the rising demand from Indian refineries is forcing Russia to support exports despite Moscow's pledge to cut oil output.
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Factbox: Russia's Tighter Energy Ties With China Since Ukraine War
China has increased purchases of Russian oil and gas in the year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Here are some facts about their energy ties.
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Oil Rises Over $3 On Kurdistan Export Halt, Banking Optimism
Brent crude futures settled up $3.13, or 4.2%, at $78.12 a barrel
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Oil Prices Rise On Kurdish Supply Risks And Banking Relief
Brent crude futures settled at $78.65 a barrel, up 53 cents, or 0.7%
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Oil Rises Over 1% On Iraqi Supply Risks, U.S. Crude Draw
Brent crude futures rose 99 cents, or 1.3%, to $79.27 a barrel
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Oil Dips, Set For Monthly Drop, Ahead Of Key U.S. Inflation Data
Brent futures, which have risen nearly 5% this week, were down 63 cents, or 0.8%, at $78.64 a barrel at 0824 GMT
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Stocks Rise And Dollar Falls While Oil Rallies
Oil prices rose more than 1% on lower U.S. crude stockpiles and an export halt from Iraq's Kurdistan region, which offset pressure from a smaller-than-expected cut to Russian supplies.
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Oil Up 2% As Dollar Weakens On Small US Fed Rate Hike
Brent crude futures rose 1.8%, to settle at $76.69 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude (WTI) ended $1.23 higher at $70.90.
Read More →Ex-Tesla Worker Testifies That Race Bias Made Him 'Feel Less Than A Man'
The plaintiff, Owen Diaz, struggled to speak at times during his testimony, including when he explained how he had recorded Spanish-speaking coworkers and later discovered using a translation website that they were calling him racial slurs.
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