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Tesla Cybertruck set for debut | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Tesla Cybertruck set for debut | The Manila Times

NEW YORK: Four years after startling the car world with designs for the Cybertruck, Elon Musk is set Thursday to mark the arrival of Tesla's iconoclastic take on the American pickup.

General Motors Investors Welcome $10B Buyback, But Goldman Sachs Says Automaker Must Show EV Progress - General Motors (NYSE:GM) - Vimarsana News

General Motors Investors Welcome $10B Buyback, But Goldman Sachs Says Automaker Must Show EV Progress - General Motors (NYSE:GM)

General Motors shares are up: 2 analysts weigh in on guidance and stock buyback

GM scales back electric vehicle and self-driving car plans as new labour deals will cost it $10B - Vimarsana News

GM scales back electric vehicle and self-driving car plans as new labour deals will cost it $10B

General Motors said it is pumping the brakes a little on its plans for electric vehicles and self-driving cars as new labour deals signed with unions in the U.S. and Canada will cost it almost $9.3 billion US.

Source: cbc.ca
GM sees $9.3B hit from UAW deal, plans to cut spending at troubled Cruise unit - Vimarsana News

GM sees $9.3B hit from UAW deal, plans to cut spending at troubled Cruise unit

General Motors said Wednesday its new labor deals after a lengthy US strike will cost it $9.3 billion even as it outlined $10 billion in share buybacks, a 33% dividend increase and "substantially lower" spending at its robotaxi unit Cruise.

Source: nypost.com
OpenAI drama this week proved one thing: Investors can't ignore Microsoft - Vimarsana News

OpenAI drama this week proved one thing: Investors can't ignore Microsoft

Leadership soap opera has brought a fresh perspective to the tech giant’s stock