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Ridgecrest Police logs for Nov. 28 & 29 - Vimarsana News

Ridgecrest Police logs for Nov. 28 & 29

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Joseph M. Crisostomo selected as 2022 Individual Laureate - Vimarsana News

Joseph M. Crisostomo selected as 2022 Individual Laureate

Joseph M. Crisostomo has been selected as the 2022 Individual Laureate to be admitted into the Guam Business Hall of Fame this year, the Guam Chamber of Commerce announced.

Investors are underestimating the 'Apple Car' impact on the EV market, analysts say - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Investors are underestimating the 'Apple Car' impact on the EV market, analysts say - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

Amid reports that Apple is building out its "Apple Car" production capabilities with Kia, Morgan Stanley analysts said that investors are likely underestimating the impact Apple could have on the market. Credit: AppleInsider In a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, a trio of analysts from Morgan Stanley's Asia Pacific Auto, U.S. IT Hardware, and U.S. Autos and Mobility teams shared their thoughts on recent rumors of Apple investing billions in Kia to produce its self-driving car. Analyst Katy Huberty notes that Apple has a history of funding the build-out of manufactu...

Investors are underestimating the 'Apple Car' impact on the EV market, analysts say - Vimarsana News

Investors are underestimating the 'Apple Car' impact on the EV market, analysts say

  Amid reports that Apple is building out its "Apple Car" production capabilities with Kia, Morgan Stanley analysts said that investors are likely underestimating the impact Apple could have on the market. In a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, a trio of analysts from Morgan Stanley's Asia Pacific Auto, U.S. IT Hardware, and U.S. Autos and Mobility teams shared their thoughts on recent rumors of Apple investing billions in Kia to produce its self-driving car. Analyst Katy Huberty notes that Apple has a history of funding the build-out of manufacturing capabilities for new products. Be...