Tesla Offers Months of Free Charging to Move Inventory Cars
Tesla Inc. started offering three months of free fast-charging in the US with the goal of clearing inventory of Model 3 sedans before the end of the quarter.
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US Factory Output Nearly Stalls as Sector Struggles for Traction
US factory production remained sluggish in May, suggesting manufacturers are growing cautious in the face of tepid global demand and equipment spending.
AI Stock Pickers Grapple With Dot-com Deja Vu
Investors seeking to capitalize on artificial intelligence are harkening back to another period when a technological advancement caused a market frenzy: the dot-com era.
Nigeria’s Tinubu Names Banker Edun as Monetary Policy Adviser
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu named prominent banker Wale Edun as his senior adviser on monetary policy, days after removing the controversial central bank governor and promising to overhaul an exchange rate policy that’s crippled investment in Africa’s largest economy.
Texas Bakes in Heat, Cyclone Heads for Pakistan: Weather Watch
Soaring temperatures and an extreme storm are on Bloomberg Green’s radar today.
Northland Power Sells First Loonie Hybrid in Almost 4 Months
Northland Power Inc. sold the first corporate hybrid bond offering in Canadian dollars since the wipeout of Credit Suisse Group AG’s AT1s triggered a broad selloff in riskier debt.
The World Just Saw Its Hottest Early June on Record
Global temperatures during the first 11 days of June have hit the highest level on record for the time of the year.
Foreigners Buy Most Turkish Stocks in Months on Orthodoxy Pivot
Foreign investors poured into Turkish stocks at the highest rate in six months, after an overhaul of the country’s economic leadership sparked expectations of a return to orthodox policies.
A $204 Million Mansion Is Dubai’s Most Expensive House for Sale
With interiors covered in gold leaf and marble, the Versailles-inspired property is ideal for someone who wants to “show off.”
NATO Allies Seek to Resolve Divisions on Ukraine Membership
NATO countries are making progress on developing a set of security commitments for Ukraine following Russia’s war as members of the defense alliance remain divided over how to help Kyiv gain membership.
