At least five employees were sacked by SpaceX, the private rocket company set up by Elon Musk, after they wrote and circulated a letter criticising the company founder, sources said
Western nations must not allow production of critical minerals and metals to be concentrated in countries "that can't be trusted," Canada's Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said
At one stage, a series of demands from New Delhi, which sees itself as the champion of poor farmers and fishermen, appeared set to paralyse talks
The Texas-based company blamed the increases on higher production and materials costs. Tesla car prices were last increased in March.
Two US senators raised alarms about the high number of Tesla crashes. "We worry that some drivers today are using the technology as a convenience feature," they wrote
At least two-thirds of applications to reimburse US carriers for the 'rip and replace' of China telecom equipment deemed national security threats are deficient, the FCC has told Congress
The world's largest cryptocurrency was trading at $22,338.49 on Thursday in Asia, according to Coinbase, after falling to $20,079.72, its lowest level since December 2020
Apple supplier to focus on expansion in Vietnam, India, Indonesia and North America, after operations at its factories in China were rocked by Covid lockdowns and labour shortages
Claims that China practises "debt-trap diplomacy" in Africa distort the reality of business dealings and debt on the continent by both African nations and China, according to a new study
The US dollar index scaled a two-decade peak of 105.29 on Monday and held at that level in Asia as the reserve currency gained with yields and as investors seek shelter from the storm
"It is turning into a Black Monday in Asia," Oanda wrote in a client note. "The R-word (is) now on everyone's lips" amid "a scramble to reassess Fed hiking expectations."
Officials at the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are expanding their probe into Tesla's automated driving feature, Fortune reports