Tesla Introduces Six-Seater Model Y L to US Market After Success in China
Tesla has launched the Model Y L, a three-row, six-seater version of its popular SUV, in the US with prices starting just under $62,000, following strong sales in China.
Latest news
Energy & Climate
Markets & Macro
Treasury Secretary Bessent Signals Potential Inflation Drop This Month
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that inflation could start declining as soon as this month amid ongoing concerns over high gas prices and economic stability.
Energy & Climate
GCL Advances Integration of AI Data Centers with Clean Energy Grid Across Asia and Beyond
GCL, China’s leading private energy producer, is expanding its clean energy projects and pioneering AI data center integration directly linked to the grid, boosting Southeast Asia’s energy transition.
Defense & Security
Half of the Pentagon’s New Defense Policy Board Has Ties to Military Industry and Foreign Governments
The recently appointed Pentagon Defense Policy Board includes members with significant links to defense contractors and foreign governments, raising concerns about conflicts of interest at a strategic advisory level.
Crypto & Fintech
Bitcoin Reaches New July High as It Approaches Key 200-Week Moving Average Resistance
Bitcoin surged to its highest level since late June, nearing a critical long-term moving average amid robust global stock gains and easing Federal Reserve rate hike concerns.
Energy & Climate
Australia’s Seagrass Meadows Face Growing Threats from Climate Change and Coastal Pressures
Australia’s vast seagrass meadows, crucial for marine biodiversity and carbon storage, are increasingly endangered by rising sea temperatures, pollution, and coastal development.
Crypto & Fintech
Bitcoin Shows Signs of Recovery After Dip Below $60,000 Amid Market Reset
Bitcoin price slipped below $60,000 before rebounding above $61,500, with on-chain data signaling cautious optimism amid reduced leveraged positions and institutional repositioning.
Energy & Climate
Rising Heat Turns Vegetation and Soil into Unexpected Sources of Ozone Pollution in China
China's decade-long air pollution reductions face new challenges as extreme heatwaves intensify natural emissions from trees and soil, driving up harmful ozone levels.
Energy & Climate
Major EV Charging Upgrade Installs 64 Stations at Boston Multifamily Complex
A Boston multifamily housing development added 64 Level 2 EV chargers, marking a significant expansion of local charging infrastructure with strong state incentive support.
Defense & Security
Russia Deploys New Jet-Powered Drones to Intensify Strikes on Kyiv
Russia’s latest drone attacks on Kyiv used fast jet-powered drones capable of evading traditional defenses, resulting in one of the deadliest strikes since the war began.