Tesla Losing Ground in the EV Market “I Won’t Buy Tesla Because of Musk” — Public Sentiment Turns Negative Will Trump’s Tariff Policy Be the Key Factor Going Forward? Tesla, once co

Tariffs on Chinese batteries soar from 11% to 155.9%, hitting 173% next year. U.S.

Korea Replaces China: Shipbuilding Boom Becomes Reality U.S.

Tesla Revamps Leasing Products, Revives Buyout Options Sales Defense Strategy Amid Intensifying Price Competition Targeting Corporate Clients for High-End Products Photo Credit:

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Second-Generation 'Salt Battery' to Enter Mass Production Within the Year "Could Replace Half of the LFP Battery Market" Secures 520 km Range with 12C Ultra-Fast Charging

"Impact on 787's Global Supply Chain Becomes Visible" "Aircraft Returned Amid Chinese Retaliatory Tariffs" "Tariff War Shockwaves Add to Financial Strain" Pho

From Samsung’s perspective, shifting the industry focus to CXL is strategic. However the ecosystem is still in its infancy stage, so adoption remains limited. SK Hynix gears up to enter the CXL 2.0 market, but trails behind Samsung.

North Korea’s Cyber Attacks on South Korea Intensify Lazarus Group Exploits Korean Software and Crypto Cyber Heists Fund North Korea’s Missile Program

"Nvidia faces cool market reception amid Huawei’s rise in China 'China's semiconductor regulations more disruptive than expected' Wall Street: 'U.S.

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Musk, Shocked by Q1 Earnings Shock Musk to 'Reduce DOGE-Related Activities Starting May' Tesla's Reputation Damaged Due to Musk's Role in Government" President Donald

Samsung's Taylor Plant Virtually Complete, Mass Production Targeted for 2026 Contemplating Equipment Installation Timing Amid Potential Semiconductor Tariffs USD 2.96 billion Foundry Loss Last Year, Deficit Expected Again This Year

"Against Chinese Display Company BOE and Seven Affiliates" "Trade Secret Infringement Lawsuit Filed in U.S.

Breaking the Search Monopoly: Chrome in the Crosshairs Google: “Market Dominance Measurement Is Ambiguous” Ad Monopoly Loss Raises Likelihood of Corporate Breakup As antitrust enforcement gai

Half of Samsung Galaxy Devices Are Manufactured in Vietnam Apparel Companies Like Hansae Feeling Growing Pressure Caught Between U.S.

TSMC Reports Losses at Its Arizona, Kumamoto, and Dresden Plants Nanjing Facility in China Posts Record Profits for Third Straight Year Despite Trump’s Tariff Pressure, TSMC Expands U.S.

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China-fication of the Robotics Industry” Officially Underway Musk Acknowledges Dependence on Chinese Supply Chains Tariff Bomb Could Trigger Sharp Rise in Production Costs Tesla’s ambitious journe

CXMT DDR5 Faces Yield Risk Leakage Current and Signal Integrity Defects Identified Samsung and SK Hynix Expected to Benefit Indirectly CXMT’s LPDDR5 DRAM / Photo: