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More recently, during Tesla’s first quarter earnings call, Musk avoided news of Model 2 pricing being lower than previously mentioned. And he pointed to the upcoming launch of Robotaxi. It will go on sale in August this year However, during this conference, Tesla hinted that it will use its existing production line and platform to launch a more affordable electric car. There are rumors that this lower priced model will be a hatchback. And it may be the TESLA MODEL 3 Hatchback that will be launched next year.
Not long ago, Tesla canceled its Model 2 plans and launched its robot taxi plans, also known as Robotaxi, and decided to launch it on August 8 this year, as today is an auspicious day in everyone’s Chinese culture. So, it is expected that the press conference will be held in China this time.
At the meeting, Tesla shareholders said that Tesla will accelerate the launch of new models. Including lower priced models that will launch before the second half of 2025. They will also integrate the next platform with the existing vehicle architecture. The reason is simple: to reduce the cost of achieving a selling price.
Will There Be A Silver Town On University…
1: A super-aging society… Silver Town revitalization odds
2: By the end of the year, one in five people in Korea is over 65 years old.
3: Construction companies such as Hyundai, Daewoo, and Lotte compete to supply silver homes
4: The government pilot project was also selected as the preferred bidder last month.
5: Insufficient related systems and burden of high moving-in fees are issues to be improved upon.
Golden Egg: Real estate information worth knowing this week selected by Reporter Hwang Jae-seong
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It is certain that South Korea will enter a super-aging society by the end of this year, with the elderly population aged 65 or older exceeding 20% of the total population. Accordingly, related industries such as the construction industry, the government, and local governments are rushing to prepare countermeasures. The photo shows the parking lot of Jongno-gu Office in Seoul. To prepare for the aging population, at the end of last year, »Read More
Analyzing Arbitrums Dominance In Ethereum Layer 2 Solutions:…
Arbitrum Leading the Ethereum L2 Space
- Arbitrum stands out with highest inflows among Ethereum L2s.
- Network activity surges while TVL declines.
Since the introduction of its token, Arbitrum has solidified its position as a dominant player in the Layer 2 ecosystem.
Despite the emergence of new competitors, Arbitrum has maintained its stronghold in the L2 sector.
Growth in Layer 2 Networks
Token Terminal’s data indicates that Arbitrum has witnessed substantial inflows, surpassing other Layer 2 solutions on the Ethereum network.
Arbitrum’s performance has been exceptional, as highlighted by the data from Token Terminal.
Source: Token Terminal
Arbitrum has also witnessed a surge in network activity. Analysis of Artemis’ data by AMBCrypto revealed a significant increase in daily active addresses on the Arbitrum network.
Recent data shows a rise in active addresses from 250,000 to 400,000 within a week. Daily transactions have also seen growth, reaching approximately 1.5 million.
No Grapes Due To Drought: Short-Time Work At…
The sparkling wine manufacturer Freixenet and the social representatives of its employees have agreed to introduce short-time work in view of the ongoing drought in the important wine-growing region of Catalonia. The company is part of the German-Spanish company Henkell Freixenet, which is considered the global market leader for sparkling wine in terms of sales and revenue.
The company headquarters are in Wiesbaden and Sant Sadurní d’Anoia, not far from Barcelona. The step was taken to counteract the serious shortage of grapes and base wine as a result of the drought, it was said on Saturday. A company spokeswoman recently announced that the Catalan government was not accepting Freixenet’s first application for short-time work because force majeure was not a valid reason in this case, despite the drought.
The company therefore formally referred to “economic, technical, organizational or production-related reasons” in a new application. According to the spokeswoman, this will apply to 615 of Freixenet’s 778 employees in Spain – with a reduction in working hours by 20 to 50 percent. Layoffs are expressly not being considered.
The measure is scheduled to come into force in May and is expected to last until December 31st.
CONNECTIVITY Starlink Obtains Its License
Starlink can now market its products in Madagascar. In a decision by the Communication Technologies Regulatory Agency (Artec), it is indicated that this company now has a license “For the installation and operation of broadband internet service by satellite”. It is allocated to Starlink Madagascar SA, which thus becomes a telecom operator in its own right, able to operate throughout the national territory. It is also specified that this license is valid for five years, from the signing of this document.
Artec nevertheless indicates in its decision that Starlink will have to pay 100,000 euros in return for the award of this license. “The holder [de la licence, NDLR] will pay an annual fee of 5% of its turnover excluding tax, payable in ariary to Artec at the official rate in force on the day of payment”, it is announced.
Tahina Razafindramalo, Minister of Digital Development, Posts and Telecommunications, recently announced the official arrival of Starlink and the company’s acquisition of a license. In a post on his LinkedIn account, the government member welcomed this subsidiary of SpaceX, speaking of a new chapter and a new player which is part of the connectivity landscape on the Big Island.
Morocco Withdraws The First Installment Of A $1.3…
Morocco obtained foreign financing worth 3.3 billion dirhams last March, the first installment of a total loan of 13 billion dirhams ($1.3 billion) signed with the International Monetary Fund within the “Resilience and Sustainability Facility” program.
According to data obtained by Hespress newspaper from informed sources, the first batch was obtained after meeting with experts from the International Monetary Fund, and determining Morocco’s commitment to several measures that seek to enhance the resilience of the economy to confront the repercussions of climate change, whether it is related to encouraging renewable energies or confronting water scarcity.
The International Monetary Fund approved this loan for the Kingdom in September of last year. It extends for 18 months, and its goal is to support the transition to a more environmentally friendly economy, and to help enhance preparedness and resilience in the face of natural disasters, including disasters resulting from climate change. .
This is the first time that Morocco has received financing from the International Monetary Fund since 2020, when the Kingdom resorted to using the “Prevention and Liquidity Line” to obtain financing worth $3 billion to limit the social and economic impact of the “Covid-19” pandemic.
Best Before Text Will Disappear From Packaging
#text #disappear #packaging
It could well be that food packaging will look very different in the future. In a recent study, scientists advocate the idea of using ‘smart packaging’.
Everyone is now familiar with the ‘best before’ stickers that can always be found on food packaging. In a recent study, scientists describe this sticker as very expensive and ‘far too conservative’. The sticker often means that good food has to be thrown away, causing both food producers and consumers to spend an unnecessary amount of money each year. That is why it is now being advocated smart packaging. This is technology that is built into the packaging itself and actively ‘tests’ whether or not the underlying food has spoiled. Scientist Tohid Didar contributed to the research. He explains: “We understand that people want their food to be safe to eat. In addition, people often do not want to pay even more for their food – after all, food prices are already sky-high. Nevertheless, we think it is important to make people aware of the problems that exist (regarding food packaging, ed.) and we are ready for a discussion with politicians and policymakers to solve these problems.” The research has been published in the journal Nature Reviews Bioengineering.
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Spanish Economy Continues Upward Streak: Factors Driving Growth…
Spain’s Economy Continues Upward Streak, Outpacing European Average
The Spanish economy is showing signs of robust growth, with GDP increasing by 0.7% in the early part of the year. This growth is more than double the European average, indicating a strong economic performance in Spain.
A significant portion of this growth, almost 70%, is attributed to the foreign sector. The boost in service exports and decreased imports have contributed to this positive trend. The remaining 30% of growth comes from internal demand, with investments rebounding post-pandemic and an increase in labor income supporting family consumption.
Despite these positive indicators, concerns remain about the sustainability of this growth cycle. Factors such as the energy crisis and geopolitical tensions could potentially impact the economy in the short term. Immigration has played a crucial role in Spain’s economic model, supporting workforce integration and productivity.
However, there are also volatile factors affecting consumer demand. The shift towards services over goods due to the pandemic has influenced spending patterns, with services sector outperforming the goods sector in Spain. As consumer preferences normalize, imports are expected to recover.
Investment in the Spanish economy rose by 2.6% in the first quarter of the year,