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results missed market expectations. delayed results, a missed market expectations. tesla's income and earnings fell by more than 20% in this past quarter compared to the same time last year. it is a big number, but not totally unexpected because the company has been slashing prices of its top selling vehicles over the past year. samira hussain has more from new york. bringing in 20% less income is, well, not good. what helps the electric car maker, however, is that it warned wall street this was coming, so it didn't come as a complete surprise given tesla cut prices on its top sellin...

Is in china this week and trade ties are expected to be part of the agenda. the premier will likely try to persuade china to lift curbs on australian products, which stemmed from political tensions over human rights issues and different views on the origins of covid—19, to name a few. that's led to many australian companies looking at other markets for growth. phil mercer has more. it's been a bumper season for winemakers in the hunter valley. the weather has been kind and the harvest has gone well. but in recent years, china's restrictions on australian wine have hurt the multimillion—dol...

Later this year or early next year, that will drag down demand for pcs, for smartphones and for investment in data centres, all of which are key users of chips. so right now, the biggest uncertainty hanging over the industry is the global macroeconomic outlook. trade tensions between the us and china. chips seem to be the hot commodity here and of course we had netherlands and japan also imposing restrictions similar to that of the us on chip exports. how much will these restrictions have an impact on china's production of chips? well, the restrictions only impact production that's close to th...

Why would i? or people don't need a car, new type of car. and that is a structural trend, society, societal change that i think this industry is very worried about. semiconductors could well become a trillion—dollar industry by 2030, but what that sector will look like then compared to now, well, that is a different question. there will be a rebound, but the rebound might not be what people have in mind. 2020, you know, i don't think it'll be 2020 and some companies might not even make it to the rebound. so we've just heard about how factors like inflation have slowed demand for electronics ...

Late last year. but as our asia business correspondent nick marsh explains, that that's just the cyclical nature of this industry. chips are the new oil. it's the kind of thing we've been hearing for a while now. but amid all the talk, you might have missed the fact that the sector's actually in the middle of a slump right now. it has been for some time. let me explain why. a couple of years ago, it was boom time for the semiconductor industry. covid created supply chain problems and therefore semiconductor shortages that sent customers scrambling to stock up even when the prices were high. pl...