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Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) says it plans to take public Mobileye, the Israeli autonomous driving firm it acquired for $15.3 billion U.S. in 2017. The Santa-Clara-Calif.-based chip manufacturer said that it plans to take Mobileye public in the U.S. in mid-2022 via an initial public offering (IPO) of newly issued Mobileye stock. Intel, whose share price has fallen from $68 U.S. in April to less than $50 U.S. today, said the listing will create value for Intel shareholders. It added that it will remain the majority shareholder of Mobileye going forward. Founded in Jerusalem in 1999, Mobileye is one of Israels biggest success stories in technology. The company develops self-driving cars and advanced driver-assistance systems for other manufacturers. Over the years, it has partnered with Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), BMW, Volvo and General Motors (NYSE:GM). Last July, Mobileye signed a deal with Ford (NYSE:F) to support its next generation of advanced driving and safety features across the automakers global product lineup.

Venture Visionary Partners LLC raised its position in General Motors (NYSE:GM) (TSE:GMM.U) by 193.3% during the third quarter, according to its most recent 13F filing with the SEC. The fund owned 17,026 shares of the auto manufacturers stock after buying an additional 11,221 shares during the period. Venture Visionary Partners LLCs holdings in General Motors []

RIYADH: US automotive company General Motors plans to invest $35 billion on manufacturing a new portfolio of electric cars using battery platform Ultium, Arab News quoted the companys president as saying. General Motors will introduce 30 new electric cars by 2025, Steven Kiefer told Al Arabiya, adding that many of the new vehicles aim to cater to the [] The post GM to invest $35 billion in electric cars appeared first on BOL News .

Toyota announced Monday it''s investing $1.3 billion to construct an electric vehicle battery "megasite" near Greensboro, North Carolina, set to open in 2025. Why it matters: Toyota''s Prius hybrid won environmental plaudits when it launched in 1997, but it has since lost ground to electric vehicle world leader Tesla, per Axios'' Joann Muller . This battery plant will be the first to produce automotive batteries for Toyota in North America. The Greensboro-Randolph Megasite will employ 1,750 people and have four production lines, each capable of delivering enough lithium-ion batteries for 200,000 vehicles when it opens, per a Toyota statement . The company aims to expand to at least six production lines for a combined total of up to 1.2 million vehicles per year. Driving the news: The site will be named Toyota Battery Manufacturing, North Carolina and funds will partially come from a $3.4 billion investment that was announced in October. What they''re saying: Toyota Motor North America CEO Ted Ogawa said in a statement that the "future of mobility is electrification" and the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite was the ideal location. "North Carolina offers the right conditions for this investment, including the infrastructure, high-quality education system, access to a diverse and skilled work force, and a welcoming environment for doing business," he said.

Fords strength in the general auto sector seems to be spilling over somewhat to its electric vehicle business. In November, the company claimed the title of Americas best-selling automaker for the third consecutive month, a streak that it has not been able to accomplish since 1974. This was made possible as Ford posted a 5.9% [] The post Ford is on track to sell more electric cars than rival General Motors this year appeared first on TESLARATI .

Kashmir Latest News, Kashmir News, Kashmir, Horizon, Srinagar, Jammu Ramban : Deputy Commissioner Ramban Mussarat Islam today chaired maiden meeting of District Level Task Force (DLTF) Committee on the implementation of schemes of the Mission Youth initiative of the Government in the district. Additional Deputy Commissioner, Harbans Lal; Chief Planning Officer, Dr. Kasturi Lal; GM, DIC, AD Employment, DO, KVIB and other senior officers [] Ramban: Distt Level Task Force on Mission Youth reviews implementation of given initiates The Kashmir Horizon .

GO MODULAR, which aims to create low impact, bespoke, modular housing solutions for small and medium-sized developments, has acquired 93% (£304,613) of its £325,000 fundraising target from 284 investors via Crowdcube with 17 days left in the platforms crowdfunding campaign. GO MODULAR or GM explains Read More

LONDON , Dec. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The electric revolution is the biggest change the auto industry has seen since Ford invented the assembly line in 1913. But an impending supply shortage has put one critical resource in the global spotlight. Mentioned in today''s commentary includes: Toyota Motor Corporation (NYSE: TM ), Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (NYSE: HMC ), General Motors Company (NYSE: GM ), Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F ), Plug Power Inc . (NASDAQ: PLUG ). With the meteoric rise of Tesla, nearly every major automaker has shifted its sights towards producing the next great electric vehicle.Ford made headlines this year with its announcement of the all-electric F-150 Lightning, which now has upwards of 200,000 pre-orders . That electric enthusiasm has spread to nearly every other major automaker - including GM, Fiat Chrysler, Mitsubishi, Honda, Volvo, and BMW to name just a few. This massive shift has driven demand for one crucial element sky-high. That''s why Reuters recently reported, "Lithium producers grow bullish as the EV revolution turbocharges demand." The Wall Street Journal proclaimed, "Lithium booms in the battle for electric-vehicle batteries." But Barron''s warned, "The EV revolution needs more lithium." That''s just one of the reasons top-performing lithium companies have been on such a tear this year, with several stocks more than doubling since the start of the year.

The Blazers fired Neil Olshey last week. The post Trail Blazers reportedly have not reached out to Danny Ainge about open GM position appeared first on Boston.com .

Beijing biotech firm banks on GM corn in race to be China''s Monsanto

Former Kiwi Wealth chief customer officer, Joe Bishop, has returned to the industry after a brief hiatus with a new role at TSB Bank as general manager product and marketing. Bishop resigned as chief executive of Police and Families Credit Union (PFCU) in September, ending an 18-month stint at the Wellington-based organisation. Previously, he served [Read More...]

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Elon Musk Says A SpaceX Bankruptcy Is "Not Impossible" Remember when Elon Musk joked about the potential for Tesla going bankrupt on April Fool''s Day several years ago, right before the company''s stock mysteriously rose ten-fold in the span of less than two years? Perhaps he is hoping for a repeat with SpaceX, because Musk is now openly discussing the probability of SpaceX going bankrupt, saying the scenario is "not impossible". Musk made the comment on Twitter, when discussing production problems earlier this week. "If a severe global recession were to dry up capital availability / liquidity while SpaceX was losing billions on Starlink & Starship, then bankruptcy, while still unlikely, is not impossible," Musk wrote. If a severe global recession were to dry up capital availability / liquidity while SpaceX was losing billions on Starlink & Starship, then bankruptcy, while still unlikely, is not impossible. GM & Chrysler went BK last recession. Only the paranoid survive. Grove Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 30, 2021 Musk was responding to a report citing an alleged email from Musk to SpaceX employees, wherein Musk voiced "grave concerns about the Raptor engine used by its Starship craft," RT reported .