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The minister of state for heavy industries also told Lok Sabha during Question Hour that Tesla is yet to apply for schemes as per government''s policy.

The SEC has issued yet another subpoena to Tesla in relation to CEO Elon Musk''s tweets. Musk is supposed to have social media posts that have to do with his electric car company reviewed by a "Twitter sitter," but has drawn fresh regulatory scrutiny over a Twitter poll asking the public if he should sell 10 percent of his stock holdings in the company, a sale that later did occur.

The SEC has issued yet another subpoena to Tesla in relation to CEO Elon Musk''s tweets. Musk is supposed to have social media posts that have to do with his electric car company reviewed by a "Twitter sitter," but has drawn fresh regulatory scrutiny over a Twitter poll asking the public if he should sell 10 percent of his stock holdings in the company, a sale that later did occur.

The SEC has issued yet another subpoena to Tesla in relation to CEO Elon Musk''s tweets. Musk is supposed to have social media posts that have to do with his electric car company reviewed by a "Twitter sitter," but has drawn fresh regulatory scrutiny over a Twitter poll asking the public if he should sell 10 percent of his stock holdings in the company, a sale that later did occur.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk is tired of reading bad news. The Tesla founder took aim at news media outlets in a series of tweets Tuesday.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk is tired of reading bad news. The Tesla founder took aim at news media outlets in a series of tweets Tuesday.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk is tired of reading bad news. The Tesla founder took aim at news media outlets in a series of tweets Tuesday.

Major automakers are coming out with electric cars and SUVs that could, one day, threaten Tesla''s dominance in that field. But there''s a big fight brewing in another electric vehicle market where Tesla doesn''t even play. Electric work vans.

Major automakers are coming out with electric cars and SUVs that could, one day, threaten Tesla''s dominance in that field. But there''s a big fight brewing in another electric vehicle market where Tesla doesn''t even play. Electric work vans.

Major automakers are coming out with electric cars and SUVs that could, one day, threaten Tesla''s dominance in that field. But there''s a big fight brewing in another electric vehicle market where Tesla doesn''t even play. Electric work vans.

Accounting giant KPMG Canada has joined a growing list of institutions that have invested in cryptocurrency after the company invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum. The company joins other prominent players such as Square, Tesla, and MicroStrategy that have also added cryptocurrency to their balance sheets. The investment reflects KPMG Canadas commitment towards emerging assets and technologies. An Undisclosed Investment KPMG Canada issued a statement about announcing the investment, stating that it showed the companys belief in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, and their growing institutional adoption, indicating that they are set to become a regular feature of the asset mix. In a statement released on Twitter, KPMG Canada stated, We have just completed an allocation of crypto assets to our corporate treasury, our firms first of its kind investment in the asset class. This includes Bitcoin and Ethereum tokens and carbon offsets to maintain a net-zero carbon transaction. The firm did not reveal the size of its investment but stressed that it also bought carbon offsets so that it could maintain a net-zero carbon transaction.

Accounting giant KPMG Canada has joined a growing list of institutions that have invested in cryptocurrency after the company invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum. The company joins other prominent players such as Square, Tesla, and MicroStrategy that have also added cryptocurrency to their balance sheets. The investment reflects KPMG Canadas commitment towards emerging assets and technologies. An Undisclosed Investment KPMG Canada issued a statement about announcing the investment, stating that it showed the companys belief in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, and their growing institutional adoption, indicating that they are set to become a regular feature of the asset mix. In a statement released on Twitter, KPMG Canada stated, We have just completed an allocation of crypto assets to our corporate treasury, our firms first of its kind investment in the asset class. This includes Bitcoin and Ethereum tokens and carbon offsets to maintain a net-zero carbon transaction. The firm did not reveal the size of its investment but stressed that it also bought carbon offsets so that it could maintain a net-zero carbon transaction.

Accounting giant KPMG Canada has joined a growing list of institutions that have invested in cryptocurrency after the company invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum. The company joins other prominent players such as Square, Tesla, and MicroStrategy that have also added cryptocurrency to their balance sheets. The investment reflects KPMG Canadas commitment towards emerging assets and technologies. An Undisclosed Investment KPMG Canada issued a statement about announcing the investment, stating that it showed the companys belief in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, and their growing institutional adoption, indicating that they are set to become a regular feature of the asset mix. In a statement released on Twitter, KPMG Canada stated, We have just completed an allocation of crypto assets to our corporate treasury, our firms first of its kind investment in the asset class. This includes Bitcoin and Ethereum tokens and carbon offsets to maintain a net-zero carbon transaction. The firm did not reveal the size of its investment but stressed that it also bought carbon offsets so that it could maintain a net-zero carbon transaction.

Richard Blumenthal and Ed Markey wrote a letter to Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressing their concern about safety reports on the the carmaker''s self-driving systems.

Richard Blumenthal and Ed Markey wrote a letter to Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressing their concern about safety reports on the the carmaker''s self-driving systems.