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Tesla's supervised self-driving software could be up for approval in Belgian region
Reuters103d agoneutral
Tesla's supervised self-driving software could be up for approval in Belgian region

Tesla's aim to roll out its supervised "full self-driving" software in Europe got a boost from ‌Belgium on Tuesday, where the Flanders region said it was ‌looking into whether it can quickly adopt it following approval in the Netherlands. The Netherlands' regulator ​provisionally approved the use of the software on Dutch roads last month, making it the first country in the EU to allow the software, which can control a car but requires drivers to pay attention. Annick De Ridder, ‌the transport minister for ⁠Flanders, the mainly Dutch-speaking half of Belgium which borders the Netherlands, said in a post on X that she ⁠had asked Tesla to provide documents so as to possibly follow suit in her region.

Veteran fund manager picks best Mag 7 stock for 2026
TheStreet103d agoneutral
Veteran fund manager picks best Mag 7 stock for 2026

Last week’s tech earnings put investors’ attention back on AI spending and whether it’s actually paying off. One megacap stands out, surging nearly 10% over the past five trading days, the best five-day performance among the Magnificent 7 stocks. That’s Alphabet. The stock is up 22% year to date as ...

Elon Musk settles SEC Twitter disclosures lawsuit for $1.5 million
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Elon Musk settles SEC Twitter disclosures lawsuit for $1.5 million

<body><p>STORY: Elon Musk has settled a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit against him for a $1.5 million fine.</p><p>The suit accuses the world's richest person of waiting too long in 2022 to disclose his initial purchases of shares in Twitter, now known as X.</p><p>Under the settlement disclosed Monday, a trust in Musk's name will pay the fine.</p><p>The Tesla chief did not admit wrongdoing, and won't have to give up any of the $150 million he allegedly saved from the delay.</p><p>Now the settlement requires approval by U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan, who in February rejected Musk's bid to dismiss the case.</p><p>The SEC declined to comment.</p><p>In its lawsuit, the regulator said Musk's 11-day delay in revealing his initial 5% Twitter stake let him buy more than $500 million of shares at artificially low prices, before he finally revealed a 9.2% stake.</p><p>Musk called the delay inadvertent, and accused the SEC of violating his free speech rights by targeting him.</p><p>The case is separate from a civil suit where a San Francisco jury in March held Musk liable for having defrauded Twitter shareholders after announcing the buyout.</p></body>

Exclusive-Tesla faces EU skepticism over automated-driving tech, records show
Reuters103d agoneutral
Exclusive-Tesla faces EU skepticism over automated-driving tech, records show

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has projected confidence that the European Union will soon green-light the carmaker's "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) system, but emails from some European regulators show marked skepticism toward the technology and its stated safety benefits. Tesla's "FSD (Supervised)" technology got the nod from Dutch road regulator RDW in April. RDW is now seeking EU approval for FSD, with ‌a key committee hearing scheduled for Tuesday.

Elon Musk's Tesla drops huge news for its customers
TheStreet104d agobearish
Elon Musk's Tesla drops huge news for its customers

Nine years after Elon Musk first unveiled it on a darkened stage, the Tesla Semi has finally crossed the line that separates promise from product. On April 29, Tesla posted a single image on X: workers inside the Nevada factory, the first Semi off the high-volume production line. After years of ...

Major automaker pulls the plug on ambitious U.S. EV plans
TheStreet104d agoneutral
Major automaker pulls the plug on ambitious U.S. EV plans

There is an old line I picked up early in covering Detroit: never bet against the American consumer's love of trucks. For the past three years, automakers tried anyway. They poured tens of billions of dollars into electric vehicle factories, lithium supply deals, and battery joint ventures, betting ...

ARKX Faces a Concentration Crisis as SpaceX IPO Looms Over Space ETF Holdings
24/7 Wall St.104d agoneutral
ARKX Faces a Concentration Crisis as SpaceX IPO Looms Over Space ETF Holdings

ARK Space Exploration & Innovation ETF (NYSEARCA:ARKX) has rewarded patient holders lately, with shares near $33 after a 74% one-year run and a 13% year-to-date gain. That kind of move tends to bury the risk conversation. It shouldn’t. ARKX is an actively managed, non-diversified thematic equity ETF that launched in March 2021. Its mandate covers ... ARKX Faces a Concentration Crisis as SpaceX IPO Looms Over Space ETF Holdings

Rivian Tops Q1 Estimates, but Investors Investors Rightly Remain Wary
24/7 Wall St.105d agobullish
Rivian Tops Q1 Estimates, but Investors Investors Rightly Remain Wary

Electric vehicle stocks have faced a bumpy road lately, with softening demand, tariff worries, and high interest rates testing even the strongest players. Investors wonder if newer entrants like Rivian can scale fast enough to compete against Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) volume machine or Ford’s (NYSE:F) established truck network. Rivian’s (NASDAQ:RIVN) latest quarterly results offer a mixed ... Rivian Tops Q1 Estimates, but Investors Investors Rightly Remain Wary

Amazon and Tesla Drive One-Third of FDIS as U.S. Spending Surges Despite Recession-Level Sentiment
24/7 Wall St.106d agobullish
Amazon and Tesla Drive One-Third of FDIS as U.S. Spending Surges Despite Recession-Level Sentiment

Consumer discretionary names live or die on whether households feel comfortable opening their wallets, and right now those signals are flashing in opposite directions. Right now those signals are crossing in unusual directions: the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index sits at 53.3 in March 2026, deep in what economists treat as recessionary territory, yet ... Amazon and Tesla Drive One-Third of FDIS as U.S. Spending Surges Despite Recession-Level Sentiment