To The Moon

UPDATE 2-Norway wealth fund to vote against Musk's $1 trillion Tesla pay packageAdds background and detail on vote in paragraphs 6-10. The fund, Tesla's seventh-biggest owner with a 1.12% stake worth $17 billion, also voted "no" to Musk's previous compensation plan, which was originally worth up to $56 billion, drawing a. sharp response from the CEO, who turned down an invitation to a conference in Oslo.NBIM on Tuesday also said it will vote against two out of three Tesla directors who are up for reelection.The $2.1 trillion Norwegian fund also said it would vote against Tesla's proposed general stock compensation plan, which is intended for all employees and can also be used by the board to benefit Musk.Tesla says its CEO will earn "nothing" unless the company's market value grows substantially and that the maximum award is only paid if the group reaches several milestones, most notably a market value of $8.5 trillion, a near six-fold increase.Yet Musk could still reap tens of billion

US opens probe into 2.8 million Tesla vehicles over traffic violations when using FSDWASHINGTON, Oct 9 - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday that it is opening an investigation into 2.88 million Tesla vehicles equipped with its Full Self-Driving system over traffic-safety violations.The auto safety agency said FSD -- an assistance system that requires drivers to pay attention and intervene if needed -- has "induced vehicle behavior that violated traffic safety laws". The agency said it has reports of Tesla vehicles driving through red traffic lights and driving against the proper direction of travel during a lane change, while using the system.

HSBC downgraded $Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ to Hold from Buy with a price target of $6.20, up from $6. The firm says it is “time for a breather” following the stock’s 30% rally off last month’s low....

This is a crucial year for $Tesla(TSLA)$. Just ask Elon Musk.In January, he described 2025 as “maybe the most important” in the company’s history, with the admittedly ambitious goals of releasing its...

Singapore shares remained mired in the red zone on Friday, mirroring regional gains with markets keeping one eye on US involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict.STI fell 0.3%; Nio, Sembcorp up 2%; Keppel up 1.4%; Seatrium up 1%; SIA Engineering fell 2%; CityDev fell 1.4%; SATS, Singtel fell 1.3%.The Straits Times Index , a key benchmark for the Singapore Exchange, ranged between 3,883.43 and 3,903.72 throughout the day. It ended the session at 3,883.43, down 10.75 points or 0.28% compared to Thur

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