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- $Tesla$ on Monday said it will release its smart driving-assistance feature in China after completing approval of relevant software.The announcement, via the company's customer support Weibo account, came after Chinese social media users said Tesla's roll out of a free trial of Full Self-Driving service in China initially scheduled between March 17 and April 16 had been paused.In late February, China's industry ministry issued new rules requiring autonomous driving-related over-the-air softw

BYD stock jumped to a record Wednesday after the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer unveiled new fast-charging technology.Shares jumped as much as 4% in Hong Kong trading. BYD said its new fast-cha

In February 2025, Intel launched its new Xeon 6 processors and Ethernet solutions, marking a vital advancement in data center and network infrastructure performance. Coupled with its partnership with Wind River, aimed at enhancing cloud-native infrastructure solutions, these initiatives likely influenced market perception, contributing to the company's 7.4% uptick over the past month. Meanwhile, discussions regarding the potential acquisition of Intel's programmable chips unit by Silver Lake could have amplified investor sentiment. Despite a broader market trend of declining tech stocks due to tariff jitters—illustrated by the Nasdaq’s 1.1% drop—Intel's stock performance stood out in the tech industry. As broader markets grappled with these economic uncertainties and the fluctuating performance of other major tech stocks like Marvell and Nvidia, Intel's endeavors captured investor attention, signaling confidence in its strategic direction.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26 - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said Apple Inc AAPL.O should get rid of any diversity, equity and inclusion rules, one day after company shareholders voted to keep the tech giant's DEI policies. "APPLE SHOULD GET RID OF DEI RULES, NOT JUST MAKE ADJUSTMENTS TO THEM. DEI WAS A HOAX THAT HAS BEEN VERY BAD FOR OUR COUNTRY. DEI IS GONE!!!" Trump wrote in a post on his private social media platform.

The fintech powerhouse is making a lot of changes.

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta -China's top electric vehicle maker BYD aims to complete its $1 billion plant in Indonesia at the end of 2025, the head of its local unit said on Monday, January 20, 2025, underscoring the firm's ambition to dominate in the market where Japanese automakers are popular.The long-term plan for the plant is for the export market, said Eagle Zhao, BYD's president director in Indonesia."Every single progression of our local manufacturing is quite smooth and also on the track. We will keep our commitment, which is by end-2025, we will complete the construction works," Zhao said in a joint interview with Reuters and CNBC Indonesia.