U.S. stock indexes dipped slightly on Tuesday as recent momentum paused and traders shifted focus to ongoing political discussions and upcoming economic updates. After hitting fresh highs on Monday, the S&P 500 saw a mild drop of 0.3%. The Dow Jones also slipped by 0.2%, while the Nasdaq fell 0.4%, largely dragged down by a … Continue reading “Stock Market Live: Tesla Falls, Dow and Nasdaq Slip as Senate Acts on Tax Plan and AI Law”
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Key Points • Michael Burry called Tesla “ridiculously overvalued” in a new post. • He said Tesla increases its share count by more than 3% each year without buybacks. • Burry says Elon Musk’s equity plan will add more shares when performance goals are met. • He did not disclose whether he currently holds Tesla … Continue reading “Michael Burry Criticizes Tesla Valuation and Musk Equity Plan – iShook Finance”
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AUSTIN, Texas — Tesla shareholders have approved Elon Musk’s record-breaking compensation plan, a package that could reach nearly $1 trillion in stock awards if the automaker hits a series of steep performance targets. The vote represents one of the largest pay approvals in corporate history and reaffirms investor confidence in Musk’s leadership as Tesla seeks … Continue reading “Elon Musk Wins Shareholder Approval for $1 Trillion Tesla Pay Plan – iShook Finance”
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Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm has warned investors that Elon Musk could step away from Tesla if his proposed $1 trillion performance-based compensation plan is rejected at the upcoming shareholder meeting. In a letter sent Monday, Denholm said Musk’s leadership remains essential to Tesla’s growth and that the plan is designed to secure his long-term commitment … Continue reading “Elon Musk May Quit Tesla if $1 Trillion Pay Plan Fails – iShook Finance”
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During a strange publicly livestreamed “all-hands” meeting, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said once again that he’s working on a “Master Plan Part 4” for the company, which is currently on part 3 of its master plan. But the problem is, even part 2 is not yet complete. Tesla’s “master plans” have guided the company for … Continue reading “Elon Musk teases ‘Tesla Master Plan Part 4’ again, but part 2 is still incomplete”
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A Michigan nuclear plant is looking to make history not once but twice over: First by restarting a reactor shuttered in 2022 and second with newly solidified plans to build the nation’s first small modular reactors. Holtec International — the nuclear company best known for decommissioning shuttered plants and manufacturing the canisters that store spent fuel … Continue reading “Holtec unveils plan for small modular reactors at Palisades nuclear site”
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Fewer qualifying EVs in 2025 would mean less money flowing from taxpayers to EV buyers. This, in turn, would reduce the savings Republican lawmakers might expect from eliminating the 30D credit. The GOP is expected to aggressively seek spending cuts to help offset the costs of extending the 2017 tax package passed during the first … Continue reading “Will Trump’s plan to kill the EV tax credit help China?”
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That’s bad for biofuels. But it’s also bad for public EV-charging stations that earn LCFS credits for every kilowatt-hour of electricity they sell and for the charging capacity they provide. The drop in credit prices has also depleted an LCFS-funded program administered by California utilities to assist first-time EV purchases. The amendments CARB approved on … Continue reading “California’s new clean-fuel plan makes old problems worse”
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Loudoun County and surrounding Northern Virginia are home to almost 300 data centers, the biggest concentration of such campuses in the world. It’s the crossroads for roughly 70% of global internet traffic. Prolific construction of the mega-buildings that make cloud computing possible — combined with the accompanying need for transmission lines for electricity and water … Continue reading “Virginia’s bold plan to turn old coal mines into clean data centers”
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Taylor, a spokesman for the local group Our Water, Our Air, Our Rights, also questions the company’s business plan. He said he doubts other communities are going to want to give up the types of plastic waste that can more easily be recycled and have a higher commercial value. That would mean only the hardest-to-recycle, lowest-quality plastic … Continue reading “Advocates push back on DOE-funded plan to make steel with plastic-based fuel”