Concerns about Byd and Elon Musk send Tesla’s actions

Elon Musk is the richest person in the world, and the leader of Tesla, Spacex, X, The Boring Company, Xai, Neuralink, the Efficiency Department of the United States Government, as well as a recent group of investors offering to buy to buy OpenAI

From the commercial point of view, Musk’s achievements are undeniable. The companies that run are not only market leaders, but often the pioneers in their field, consider how Tesla began the electric vehicle industry or how Spacex successfully commercialized the space flight.

Paradoxically, achieving success too widely can have harmful effects. Investors seem to be increasingly concerned that Musk, despite all their commercial insight, is distracted, with their fingers in too many cakes. Tesla’s actions have fallen during the last five days of negotiation, sinking more than 6% on Tuesday, since the Chinese rival Byd seems to be eclipseing the company on autonomous driving enabled for AI.

India’s Minister of Petroleum says ‘we play with the rules’, as markets weigh American energy sanctions

India “will play for the rules” and not “go around” international sanctions with respect to oil markets, said the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri of the country, to CNBC, regardless of the conference of the week of the week of the week of the week of The energy of India. India refineries have been taking Russian oil with a discount since western energy and G7 sanctions prohibited many consumers from Moscow supplies. New Delhi has repeatedly defended his purchases as a matter of national interest.

Puri also pointed out that the predecessor of the Trump government, President Joe Biden, had supported the reinforced intake of Russian oil from India. “I have talked with the Americans, the previous administration. They said, please, buy everything you want. Just be sure to buy it within the price limit. And that is what we did,” Puri said.