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LiveOne surpasses 500K Tesla users. Also, it announces more than $10 million in cash savings, with plans to reinvest in strategic growth and expansion initiatives.
The venture capital industry has no shortage of ideas right now in the AI space. Companies specializing in everything from mobility to software to chip design are trying to cash in on the AI boom, and VCs are aiming to be there to grow entrepreneurs and drive returns for their investors.
The wider market saw significant dips starting with mid-December — and short sellers have taken notice. Resurgent inflation worries, higher yields, an unexpectedly strong labor market, and decreasing odds of continued rate cuts culminated in the S&P 500 erasing roughly $2.5 trillion in value over the course of a month.
The Magnificent Seven earnings season is here, and while JPMorgan's Doug Anmuth expects strong results, the real test lies in 2025 outlooks.
The group of megacap stocks has driven much of the market's gains over the past few years.
If cars don't matter for shares of the electric-vehicle company, then what does?
Tesla's recent stock surge is driven by autonomy excitement, but the high valuation is risky if autonomy promises aren't met, leading to a downgrade to sell. Despite revenue growth in services and energy, Tesla's automotive segment faces flat deliveries and declining gross margins, questioning the sustainability of the rally. High interest rates and declining EV resale values are significant headwinds, impacting Tesla's affordability and overall market performance.
Even with a discount, the Cybertruck still costs over $70,000.
Tesla (TSLA) is offering discounts of up to $2,600 on select Cybertrucks. In the video above, Yahoo Finance Autos Reporter Pras Subramanian explains which Cybertrucks are being discounted and why Tesla may be making the move.
To get the latest market news check out finance.yahoo.com Share of Apple and Tesla led the Nasdaq (^IXIC) lower on Thursday. The tech-heavy index dropped about 0.3%.