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  • 1 day ago | newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy

    Musk, who hasn't taken a salary as CEO in years, threatened to leave Tesla in 2024 unless he is given more control over the company. He currently owns 13% of Tesla's shares. The now-defunct 2018 compensation package would have boosted his stake to over 20%. Shareholder pressure on Tesla has grown stronger amid falling electric vehicle sales, a 32% drop in stock price since December, and Musk's controversial political involvement with the Donald Trump administration.

  • 1 day ago | newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy

    Home / News / Business News / Sensex soars over 1,300 points, Nifty reclaims 25,000 mark The Nifty 50 index opened the day at 24,694.45 against its previous close of 24,666.90 and hit an intraday high of 25,090. The mid and small-cap segments also witnessed an upward trend but didn't fare as well as their larger counterparts. The BSE Midcap index gained about 0.5% while the Smallcap index jumped nearly 1% during the session.

  • 1 day ago | newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy

    What's the story US President Donald Trump has urged Apple CEO Tim Cook not to expand the tech giant's production operations in India. According to Bloomberg, Trump made the statement during a business event in Doha, Qatar. "We're not interested in you building in India. They can take care of themselves, they are doing very well," he said, without detailing the outcome of their discussion or any changes to Apple's plans for India.

  • 1 day ago | newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy

    Home / News / Auto News / Jaguar Land Rover cars won't be built in the US In early April, Trump had announced a 10% tariff on all goods exported from the UK to the US. This was followed by stricter measures impacting cars, steel, and aluminum. However, last week saw the US agreeing to allow certain steel and aluminum imports without tariffs and reducing levies on a limited number of British cars.

  • 1 day ago | newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy

    What's the story NASA's Magellan mission data, collected over three decades ago, has revealed potential tectonic activity on Venus. The discovery stems from the study of large, circular structures, called coronae, found on the planet's surface. Unlike Earth, which has tectonic plates that constantly shift and recycle crustal sections, Venus doesn't have these plates but shows signs of deformation due to molten material from its interior.

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