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Tesla delivers record number of vehicles in Q3

Tesla delivered 35% more vehicles to customers in Q3 than in Q2. However, it's still less than expected and the stock is falling.
Is there an end to Meta’s rapid growth?
META
1.09%

Is there an end to Meta’s rapid growth?

Meta Platforms will reduce the number of employees for the first time since its foundation. Budgets will be cut for most teams.

Honda has to cut production due to chip shortage

Honda has to cut production by 40% at one factory and 30% at another. This is primarily due to a shortage of chips.
Mercedes is making parts to stock up – afraid of gas
MBG
0.41%

Mercedes is making parts to stock up – afraid of gas

Mercedes-Benz is worried about possible gas rationing in the winter. It is therefore manufacturing parts for inventory.

Unexpected partnership of Rivian and Mercedes?

Rivian and Mercedes are planning to cooperate in a common factory in Central or Eastern Europe. Together they want to produce electric vans.

Ford reports astonishing double-digit sales increase

Ford's U.S. sales rose 27% in August, driven mainly by strong demand for electric vehicles, which quadrupled year-on-year.

DAX falls after EU inflation data

Sentiment remains bearish and rallies are sold, likely pushing the DAX index further lower in the coming days.

Honda to build $4.4 billion battery factory in the US

Honda will not build the new lithium-ion battery factory alone. It will work with the Korean company LG Energy Solution.
Nvidia’s net income down 72% year-on-year
NVDA
-0.28%

Nvidia’s net income down 72% year-on-year

The company posted weaker results in almost all aspects. Thus, the rescue for the company was the data center segment.

BHP achieved record free cash flow of $24.3 billion

Australian mining company BHP Group experienced strong profit growth at almost all levels in the past financial year.
Saudi Aramco increased year-on-year profit by 90%
WTIOIL
-2.02%

Saudi Aramco increased year-on-year profit by 90%

Like other oil companies, Aramco benefits from higher oil prices and refinery margins. Demand for oil is expected to continue to grow.

Google must pay a fine of 60 million AUD

The Federal Court in Australia has ordered Google to pay 60 million Australian dollars in fines for misleading users.