Trump's tariffs on Chinese parts

Tariff Troubles Delay Tesla’s Cybercab and Semi Rollout

Unexpected Tariff Hike Derails Tesla’s Schedule Tesla had planned to start trial production of its much-anticipated Cybercab, a fully autonomous robotaxi, by October 2025, with full-scale manufacturing to follow in 2026. The Semi, Tesla’s electric long-haul truck, was also scheduled to roll off production lines in Nevada soon. But then came the tariff bombshell. Tesla was prepared…

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Tariff

Tech Stocks Jump on Tariff Relief, but Caution Lingers

In a dramatic reversal, U.S. stock markets saw a significant boost following the Trump administration’s announcement of temporary tariff exemptions on essential electronic items, including smartphones, laptops, and semiconductors. The action brought instant relief to tech giants that are heavily dependent on Chinese manufacturing, like Apple, Dell, and Nvidia, whose stocks recorded sharp gains. Tech…

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Tariff Pause Triggers Asian Market

Trump’s Tariff Pause Triggers Market Surge Across Asia

Surprise Pause Calms Global Tensions In a sudden shift of tone, President Donald Trump announced a 90-day suspension of tariffs on a range of high-tech imports, including smartphones, laptops, and chip-making equipment. The move—seen as a lifeline for global tech trade—quickly lifted investor sentiment across Asia. Markets React: Big Gains Across Asia The impact was…

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Elon Musk’s Surprise

Elon Musk’s Surprise $1.3M Deal With the Government

Elon Musk’s DOGE signed a $1.3 million agreement with the U.S. Labor Department for IT upgrades. While meant to improve tech efficiency, the deal contradicts earlier “free service” claims and faces a federal audit over data access and control. When Elon Musk launched his self-proclaimed Department of Government Efficiency—DOGE for short—it sounded like another bold…

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