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Neil Young Criticizes Tesla and Elon Musk in New Song
"If you're a fascist, buy a Tesla" – sings Neil Young on the song "Let's roll again" from his new album "Talking to the trees", reports [Pitchfork](https://pitchfork. com/news/neil-young-announces-first-album-with-chrome-hearts-derides-elon-musk-in-new-song-listen/).
Tech Giants Boost Wall Street as Nasdaq Rises 1.5 Percent
Tech giants with strong reports acted as drag horses during Thursday's trading on Wall Street. .
Wall Street Indexes Rise as Companies Exceed Forecasts
Leading indexes on the American stock exchange rose on Tuesday, while many companies reported results that exceeded analysts' forecasts. .
Few Clear Losers in Swedish Companies' Report Season So Far
Two weeks of report flood have so far not revealed any clear losers among Swedish listed companies. The order intake has actually been quite good in many cases.
Canada Eases Tariffs on Certain U.S. Vehicle Imports
Canada allows car manufacturers to import a number of cars and trucks manufactured in the USA without tariffs – as long as the companies continue to manufacture vehicles in Canada. The country's government announced this on Tuesday, according to Bloomberg.
Japanese Car Giants Boost Asian Stock Markets After Tariff Pause News
The Tokyo Stock Exchange pointed upwards in Tuesday's initial trading, after USA's President Donald Trump on Monday announced a possible pause for his tariffs on vehicles. .
Trump Considers Temporary Tariff Relief for Car Manufacturers
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, says that he is investigating possible temporary exemptions from his tariffs on imported vehicles and vehicle parts to give car companies more time to set up manufacturing in the USA, reports Bloomberg. .
Wall Street Closes Higher as Tech Stocks Lead Gains
After a somewhat sluggish trade, Wall Street closed on Monday with a plus. The iPhone manufacturer Apple - together with other tech giants - acted as a locomotive and rose 2.
Trump's Tariff Plan Could Drive Up Car Costs, Impact US Market
A blow to the USA's car market where consumers will have to pay an extra cost of tens of thousands of kronor. This will be the consequence of President Donald Trump's latest tariff gamble, assesses automotive analyst Hampus Engellau.
Wall Street Dips as US Car Giants Slide on New Tariff Announcement
The New York stock exchange fell again on Thursday. A feared global trade war in the wake of the USA's import tariffs is pouring fuel on already existing fears in the American economy.
Trump's Vehicle Tariffs Spark EU Regret and Market Reactions
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is introducing 25-percent tariffs on all vehicles manufactured outside the USA from April 2. The Chairman of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, "deeply regrets" the decision.
Wall Street Dips as Traders Brace for Trump's Tariff Announcement
Another trading day with tariff-related gloom is over. The traders on Wall Street were afflicted with anxiety ahead of a tariff decision by President Donald Trump.
Nvidia rolls into GM's vehicles
Nvidia has entered into a collaboration with General Motors (GM) where AI-based products and services, among other things, will be included in the vehicle giant's future vehicles. .
Wall Street fell again – Tesla continues to plummet
After two trading days in a row on the plus side, the gloom was back on Wall Street. Not least, electric car manufacturer Tesla had a very heavy day – as did the technology sector as a whole.
Cadillac enters Formula 1
American Cadillac becomes the eleventh team in the Formula 1 season 2026. Already in November, it became clear that the number of teams in F1 would be expanded from next year, but only now has Cadillac received the green light from the International Automobile Federation (FIA) and Formula 1.
Canada pauses next wave of US tariffs
Canada will wait to impose additional tariffs on American goods worth 125 billion dollars, announces Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc. .
USA postpones tariffs on Mexico and Canada
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is postponing the tariffs against Mexico and Canada for a month, reports Bloomberg. .
US Stock Market Rises Amid Tariff Uncertainty and Job Concerns
The New York stock exchange is fluctuating up and down in equally sharp swings as President Donald Trump's announcements about import tariffs. It clearly ended up on Wednesday - but the labor market is weakening, and various analyses indicate an increased risk of recession.
Trump's Tariff Reprieve: What It Means for US Automakers and Trade
The White House is giving the American automotive industry a month's reprieve from the 25-percent tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico. The automotive sector is the obvious own goal for the USA, says economist Elisabet Kopelman.
Better than expected by General Motors
The American car giant General Motors reported a result for the fourth quarter that was better than what the stock analysts had expected. .
Experts Expect Stock Market Boost and Dividend Bonanza
The stock market is expected to shake off concerns about the economy, inflation, tariffs, and wars. Professionals are counting on a dividend party ahead of this year's first reporting season.
Honda and Nissan in merger talks
The Japanese car manufacturers Honda Motor and Nissan Motor are considering a merger, reports the Japanese newspaper Nikkei and other media. At the same time, information emerges that the Taiwanese iPhone manufacturer Foxconn wants to buy a controlling stake in precisely Nissan.
General Motors stops development of robot taxi
The American car giant General Motors (GM) is discontinuing the development of the self-driving taxi Cruise. The company refers to the fact that it wants to allocate money to other areas and the amount of "time and resources that would be required to increase production".
The Union Threatens with General Strike in South Korea
The Industrial Union KMWU in South Korea is threatening a general strike if the president remains in power. Among its members are employees of giants such as Hyundai and Kia Motors.
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