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The green energy industry has been red-hot throughout 2020. Here are the 2 companies could do very well in 2021

2 Under The Radar Electric Vehicle Stocks To Watch In 2021 The green energy boom took the mainstage in 2020, and now many are predicting it could reach new heights in 2021. Some of the biggest gains in the market came from companies pushing electric vehicles forward last year. Tesla rose 740%, making Elon Musk the world’s richest man and putting Tesla near the top of the S&P 500. It also led to gains of over 1,000% - that’s a 10x return - from companies like Blink Charging. But wi...

Jan 20, 2021 4:00 AM PT A strategic partnership with Microsoft was announced Tuesday by General Motors and Cruise aimed at speeding up the commercialization of shared self-driving vehicles. In addition, Microsoft will be joining GM, Honda and some institutional investors in adding US$2 billion to Cruises coffers, bringing the value of the shared self-driving vehicle company to $30 billion. "The companies in this sector are going to need a long runway before they generate enough revenues to be s...

Premium Content The Real Reason Tesla’s Stock Exploded In 2020 By Paula White - Jan 27, 2021, 6:00 PM CST Tesla’s been the hottest stock on the market over the last year, but most people have overlooked what we think is the most important reason for their success. It’s the reason their shares soared 695% during 2020 and they landed on the main stage with their inclusion in the S&P 500. Now, Tesla’s delivered a blueprint for how to thrive in the post-pandemic world. While majo...

Plus: GPT-3 seems especially hostile toward Muslims. And Cruise, Microsoft work together on self-driving cars Katyanna Quach Mon 25 Jan 2021 // 06:54 UTC Share Copy In Brief Google last week locked the work account of the co-lead of its AI ethics unit, Margaret Mitchell, as she investigated the controversial ousting of her colleague Timnit Gebru. Late last year, Gebru, a prominent AI ethics expert, was pushed out of Google, which led to a substantial public and internal ...

Honda is a significant investor in Cruise and its autonomous technologies.

Microsoft joins GM, Honda and institutional investors in a combined new equity investment of more than $2 billion in Cruise. That brings Cruise’s post-money valuation, its estimated worth, to $30 billion.

GM Stock Up 10%, Cruise, General Motors Partner with Microsoft on Autonomous Vehicles Jan 20 2021 · 13:10 UTC | Updated Jan 20 2021 · 13:23 by Ibukun Ogundare · 3 min read Photo: Microsoft You have successfully joined our subscriber list. General Motors will work with Microsoft to promote productivity. The partnership will also help to introduce new mobility services to General Motors’ customers. The self-driving subsidiary of General Motors Company (NYSE: GM), Cruise, has partnered w...

Meanwhile, General Motors surged 9.6%. GM make sup 8.2% of FTXR, 7.6% of CARZ and 3.1% of IDRV. In a sign of increased interest for autonomous technology, Microsoft joins several others companies investing over $2 billion into General Motors” startup Cruise, bringing Cruise’s valuation to $30 billion, compared to an estimated $19 billion back in spring 2019, the Wall Street Journal reports. General Motors is the majority stakeholder in Cruise. Cruise also includes stakeholders Honda Motors ...

Honda, Cruise and GM Take Next Steps Toward Autonomous Vehicle Mobility Service Business in Japan - Cruise to send first self-driving vehicles to Japan and start development for testing this year as part of Hondas new mobility business - TOKYO, Jan 20, 2021 - (JCN Newswire) - Honda has announced that it will collaborate with Cruise and General Motors on self-driving vehicles for its autonomous vehicle mobility service (MaaS) business in Japan, based on the development and commercial agreements ...