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Reuters

Nov 30, 2022, 10:03 PM

Twitter Shares Fall As Investors Await Musk Funding Details

Details are sketchy around who all have backed Elon Musk's $44 Billion takeover of the social media network.

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  Euler Motors Expects To Ramp Up Monthly Production To 1,000 Units

  Euler is looking to ramp production by 10x after its new plant in North India starts operations

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  Indian Carmakers Propose Relaxation Of Import Duties

  Import taxes from 60% to 100% in the world's fourth-largest car market rank among the highest globally

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  Volkswagen: All Brands Have Halted Paid Activities On Twitter

  Volkswagen's brands have halted all paid activities on Twitter until further notice.

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  Bosch CEO Sees Inflation Weighing On Margins But Could Ease Chip Shortage

  Bosch sees a possible easing of the global chip shortage in the second half of 2023 if demand dips under the weight of inflation.

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  Redwood Materials To Supply Cathode Material To Panasonic U.S. Battery Plant

  Panasonic will buy remanufactured battery cathode material from Redwood Materials beginning in 2025.

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  AI Chip Startup SiMa.ai Launches Auto Business With Former Bosch, Mercedes Executive

  SiMa.ai said it is entering the automotive industry and has recruited Harald Kroeger, a former executive at top tier auto supplier Bosch and Mercedes Benz, to lead that business.

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  Hivemapper Starts Issuing Crypto Tokens For Vehicle Dashcam Footage

  Drivers around the world can generate cryptocurrency by installing a dashcam and sharing images with a San Francisco startup that aims to nab some buyers of street-level imagery away from Alphabet Inc's Google.

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  Europe Leans On Asia For 'Homegrown' EV Batteries

  With the notable exception of Sweden's Northvolt, some startups hoping to build so-called gigafactories to compete with the Asian behemoths are going for smaller plants, with the aim of attracting more investment further down the line.

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