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RT Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer)Unlike other automonous vehicle companies, @Tesla had its customers:1. Pay for the R&D.2. Pay for the cars.3. Do the AI training.The world is about to change deeply.I've been doing a bunch of consumer research by interviewing customers of @waymo (a competitor).They almost universally tell me:1. They don't want to own a car anymore.2. They don't want to drive anymore.3. They don't want to take Uber anymore.And Tesla can underprice Waymo AND provide a better experience to boot. O ...

Group 1 - Uber Technologies has signed a deal with Wayve to develop self-driving taxis in the UK, aiming for public-road trials of Level 4 fully autonomous vehicles in London [1][2] - The UK is identified as the largest market for Uber's autonomous vehicle pilot programs, utilizing Wayve's AI platform alongside Uber's mobility network [2] - The UK government plans to fast-track self-driving commercial pilot approvals to spring 2026, potentially creating 38,000 jobs and boosting the economy [3] Group 2 - Uber is strategically partnering to enter the robotaxi market, avoiding high R&D costs associated with developing autonomous systems independently [4] - Lyft is also pursuing opportunities in the autonomous vehicle market, having formed partnerships with several companies, including Mobileye Global [5] Group 3 - Uber's shares have increased by 42.4% over the past six months, outperforming the Zacks Internet-Services industry's decline of 8.4% [6][9] - Uber's forward price/earnings ratio is 27.58, which is higher than the industry's 18.74, indicating a relatively expensive valuation [10] - The Zacks Consensus Estimate for Uber's earnings for 2025 and 2026 has been revised upward in the last 60 days [11]

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Is Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA ) currently overvalued relative to other technology companies? That was a question that I was recently asked. Since the company's stock has increased 1,500% in the last five years, that's a valid concern. So, I did this analysis. I comparedAuthor of Autonomous Vehicles: Opportunities, Strategies, and Disruptions. Michael E. McGrath is a proven expert on the strategies of technology-based companies. He has researched autonomous vehicles for the last 3 years, leading to the ...

The public feud between President Donald Trump and Tesla, Inc. TSLA CEO Elon Musk has eased for now, but the tension has weighed on Tesla's stock. However, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives remains bullish on Tesla ahead of Thursday's robotaxi launch in Austin. What To Know: In a research note published Monday, Ives said that the "timing of this globally watched frenemies situation" is not ideal as it coincides with the robotaxi launch. However, Wedbush still expects Tesla to launch its robotaxi services in 20 to 25 ...

Key Takeaways AMT saw strong Q1 2025 growth, with tenant billings up 5.2% and data center revenues rising 8.4% Legacy Sprint lease churn is pressuring U.S. revenues, with sub-4% growth expected through Q3 2025 AMT holds $11.7B in liquidity, but $36.86B in debt and high rates pose funding and expansion risksAmerican Tower Corporation (AMT) owns an extensive portfolio of around 149,000 communication sites globally, complemented by a network of well-connected U.S. data center facilities. This positions the c ...

Well, President Trump told NBC News this weekend that he had no desire to repair his relationship with Tesla CEO Elon Musk after the two exchanged heated blows on social media last week. Two Wall Street firms downgraded shares of the EV maker Monday after the stock fell more than 14% in the past week. Our next guest is a longtime Tesla bear with a sell rating and a $170 price target on the stock.Ron Yoso, Guggenheim Securities automotive equity research director joins us now. Ron, good to see you here with ...

Core Viewpoint - Uber has established itself as the leading ride-sharing company in the U.S. and globally, but the advent of autonomous vehicles poses both opportunities and threats to its future [1] Group 1: Market Position - Uber is currently the dominant player in the ride-sharing market, having won significant market share in the U.S. and around the world [1] Group 2: Future Considerations - The emergence of autonomous vehicles could impact Uber's strategic position, raising questions about whether this technology will benefit or hinder the company's growth [1]

Core Viewpoint - The relationship between Tesla and the Trump administration has deteriorated significantly, leading to a sharp decline in Tesla's stock value and raising concerns about the company's future prospects and governance [3][4][14]. Group 1: Company Performance - Tesla shares fell 14% in one day, erasing approximately $152 billion in market value, marking the largest single-day loss in the company's history [3][4]. - The company reported a 9% decline in revenue year-over-year for the first quarter, with auto revenue dropping 20% due to increased competition and consumer backlash against Trump's political activities [8][19]. - Tesla's deliveries in the U.S. are tracking lower, with European sales experiencing a 50% year-over-year decline in April and a double-digit drop in May [19]. Group 2: Leadership and Governance - Elon Musk's term as a special government employee ended after 130 days, during which he criticized Trump's spending bill, leading to a public feud [2][3]. - Public officials and pension funds have called for stronger governance at Tesla, emphasizing the need for leadership focused on the company's interests rather than personal political agendas [14][15]. - Analysts have expressed skepticism about Tesla's future, citing Musk's polarizing behavior as a potential threat to the brand and its value [15][27]. Group 3: Market and Competitive Landscape - Tesla is facing increased competition from lower-cost EV manufacturers, particularly in China, which has impacted its market position [8][19]. - The company has struggled to introduce innovative and affordable new EV models, while competitors like BYD have gained significant market share [18]. - Concerns over tariffs and regulatory support from the government have been exacerbated by the fallout between Musk and Trump, potentially affecting Tesla's cost structure and future growth [13][27]. Group 4: Future Outlook - Musk is urging investors to focus on long-term goals related to autonomous vehicles and robotics, despite current challenges in the core business [21][22]. - The upcoming launch of a small fleet of driverless ride-hailing services in Austin is seen as a critical step for Tesla, although the company has missed several deadlines in the past [21][22]. - Analysts have lowered their price targets for Tesla, reflecting a cautious outlook for 2025 amid ongoing challenges [19].