Subaru’s Solterra EV starts at $44,995

Subaru’s Solterra EV starts at $44,995

Subaru has announced pricing for its first all-electric vehicle, the Solterra SUV. The vehicle, which comes standard with all-wheel drive like most Subarus, will start at $44,995, with “Limited” and “Touring” trims starting at $48,495 and $51,995, respectively. All models will have an additional destination and delivery charge of $1,225, which will increase their cost…

Leaked text messages from Elon Musk confirm what everyone knew about Tesla’s privatization deal

Leaked text messages from Elon Musk confirm what everyone knew about Tesla’s privatization deal

Amid a lawsuit between shareholders and Elon Musk over his ‘funding secured’ tweet, new text messages and emails between Musk and those involved have emerged. The communications pretty much confirmed how most people saw the situation: Elon Musk met with the head of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and had preliminary talks about privatizing…

Investors in the dark on China’s industrial transportation as data restrictions bite

Investors in the dark on China’s industrial transportation as data restrictions bite

April 25 (Reuters) – A wave of COVID-19 lockdowns in Shanghai presents the biggest test yet for investors, trading companies and logistics managers trying to keep up with China’s economy after the government banned companies to publish data in real time. As China’s most populous city struggles to emerge from weeks of crippling coronavirus restrictions,…

WSJ News Exclusive |  Twitter is reviewing Elon Musk’s offer and may be more receptive to a deal

WSJ News Exclusive | Twitter is reviewing Elon Musk’s offer and may be more receptive to a deal

Twitter Inc. TWTR 3.93% is revisiting Elon Musk’s $43 billion takeover bid after the billionaire funded the offer, a sign the social media company may be more receptive to a deal. Twitter was expected to reject the offer, which Mr Musk made earlier this month without saying how he would pay for it. But after…

‘A recession over the next 12 months is not in our base case’: Stocks were battered on Friday.  Why smart investors focus on the long game

‘A recession over the next 12 months is not in our base case’: Stocks were battered on Friday. Why smart investors focus on the long game

The stock market ended a volatile week on a gloomy note on Friday, with the three major U.S. indexes plunging as investors were gripped by worries like inflation, the Fed’s fight against it and fears of a landing brutal in recession. As confidence also took a hit, financial experts advised investors not to panic but…

A club reserved for women executives settles in San Francisco thanks to money from Google

A club reserved for women executives settles in San Francisco thanks to money from Google

Chief Co-Founders Carolyn Childers and Lindsay Kaplan Photos courtesy of the chef As companies see record numbers of women quitting their jobs in “the big quit”, Alphabet, Google’s parent company, is pouring money into an initiative that could help them stay. Launched in 2019, Chief is a membership company for female executives that is designed…

This Emerging Opportunity Could Boost Nvidia Shares |  The Motley Fool

This Emerging Opportunity Could Boost Nvidia Shares | The Motley Fool

Nvidia (NVDA 1.32% ) Stocks could be down in 2022 as Wall Street appears concerned about the health of the company’s video game business, but closer scrutiny indicates the problems are likely to be short-lived. Nvidia’s video game business could take off in the long term as more gamers switch to its new graphics cards…

Houston homebuyers clinging to any deal in a hot market could be shut out by higher mortgages

Houston homebuyers clinging to any deal in a hot market could be shut out by higher mortgages

Houston homebuyers are watching with bated breath as mortgage rates climb, with some rushing to make deals before rates rise, others downsizing their dream homes and still others being shut out of the market altogether. After the frenzied housing market of the past two years, mortgage rates — which have jumped two percentage points since…

With a fearless offer on Twitter, Elon Musk fights against the naysayers

With a fearless offer on Twitter, Elon Musk fights against the naysayers

The list of suitors who considered buying Twitter — then moved on without a second thought — is too long to count down one side, and maybe two or three. That’s partly because for all its relevance to breaking news, starting revolutions — and generally increasing cortisol levels at breakfast, lunch, and dinner — Twitter…