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Pope Leo XIV recently made headlines for his sharp criticism of corporate pay structures, specifically targeting Tesla CEO Elon Musk and other business leaders for the widening gap between executives and ordinary workers. The pontiff warned that the concentration of excessive wealth could have negative repercussions on societal values and contribute to global polarization. In his first interview since assuming the papacy in May, Pope Leo XIV, the first US-born head of the Catholic Church, cited reports speculating that Elon Musk could potentially become the world’s first trillionaire. The pontiff expressed concerns about the implications of such extreme wealth accumulation…

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SpaceX is gearing up to revolutionize the telecommunications industry with its Starlink Direct to Cell (DTC) service. During the World Space Business Week event in Paris, SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell announced plans to commence phone-based testing by late 2026 on the $17 billion worth of wireless spectrum acquired from EchoStar. Shotwell emphasized that the success of the project hinges on deploying more Starlink satellites into orbit, collaborating with chip manufacturers to integrate compatible hardware directly into smartphones, and securing global agreements with mobile operators to wholesale network capacity. She noted, “This is just the beginning of a significant…

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Tesla Employee Hints at Vehicle Companion Feature, Musk Denies: Full Story [VIDEO] Yesterday, an employee at Tesla leaked a video teasing the upcoming introduction of Grok Companions to Tesla vehicles. The video showcased an assistant named Mūn, but it was quickly deleted by the employee. Another employee later confirmed that the feature would be launched in November. The announcement sparked controversy, especially among Tesla users, leading to Musk’s response denying the claim. Despite the relief from users that Tesla was not adopting a version of Grok’s Ani, there seems to be more to this story than what was initially revealed.…

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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has confirmed that the rumors of a Grok assistant named Mūn being implemented in Tesla vehicles are untrue. The speculation had caused quite a stir within the Tesla community, with some expressing concern over the character’s Anime-style design and attire. The rumors initially surfaced after an employee posted about the development of the Grok assistant, leading to widespread speculation. However, many were taken aback by the character Mūn’s appearance and questioned the decision to include such a character in Tesla vehicles. Thankfully, Elon Musk stepped in to clarify that the rumors were false, putting an…

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Tesla has officially opened Cybertruck orders in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking the beginning of its Middle Eastern rollout for the all-electric pickup. This move comes as no surprise, as Tesla continues to expand its global presence and bring its innovative vehicles to new markets around the world. Reservation holders in the UAE can now convert their deposits into official orders for the highly anticipated Cybertruck. This marks a significant milestone for Tesla, as the Cybertruck has generated a lot of buzz and excitement since its unveiling in 2019. With its futuristic design and impressive performance capabilities, the Cybertruck…

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FAA Lawsuit Dismissed, SpaceX’s Launch Operations in Texas Cleared In a recent development, a U.S. district court judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by conservation groups challenging the Federal Aviation Administration’s approval of SpaceX’s expanded rocket launch operations in Boca Chica, Texas. The ruling, which was issued on Monday, determined that the FAA had fulfilled its responsibilities in evaluating the potential environmental impacts of Starship launches. The lawsuit revolved around whether the FAA adequately assessed the effects of SpaceX’s operations on endangered wildlife, including ocelots, jaguarundis, and Kemp’s Ridley sea turtles. Concerns over noise, light pollution, and construction activities impacting…

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South Korean battery giant SK On has recently announced the commencement of trial production for all-solid-state batteries. These innovative batteries are being developed with a unique process that allows for the electrodes to be reliably manufactured on an automated production line. SK On has been collaborating with U.S.-based Solid Power for over a year on the development of solid-state batteries. Solid-state batteries are gradually transitioning from lab experiments to tangible products for electric vehicles. SK On, a prominent supplier to major automakers such as Hyundai, Kia, Ford, and Nissan, unveiled its first pilot production line for solid-state batteries in Daejeon.…

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Tesla is ready to start delivering its refreshed Model Y Performance in Switzerland, as photos shared by Tesla Suisse Romande show the new “Juniper” Model Y Performance arriving at Tesla’s sales and delivery center in Bussigny. This signals that deliveries are about to begin for eager customers in the country. This milestone comes shortly after production of the updated Performance trim started at Giga Berlin, and just days after the factory began shipping the first units to stores across Europe. The refreshed Model Y Performance made its debut in Europe last month, boasting upgrades in performance, comfort, and technology. With…

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Tesla recently announced plans to increase production at its electric car factory in Germany, following a surge in sales figures. The plant’s manager, Andre Thierig, revealed to the German news agency DPA that due to the strong sales performance, Tesla has revised its production targets for the third and fourth quarters of the year. The decision to boost production comes at a time when Tesla has experienced a significant drop in sales in Europe. According to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA), Tesla’s sales in the European Union have decreased by 43.5% compared to the previous year, with registrations reaching…

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Elon Musk Makes $1 Billion Tesla Stock Purchase, Signals Confidence in Company’s Future Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, made a significant move last Friday by purchasing $1 billion worth of Tesla stock on the open market. This marks his first stock purchase in over five years, with the last one dating back to February 2020. The purchase, totaling 2.55 million shares, was made through the Elon Musk Revocable Trust at weighted average prices ranging from $371.90 to $396.36 per share. Musk’s decision to buy Tesla stock on the open market, rather than through a pre-set trading plan, has caught…

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