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Elon Musk's Tesla gears up to launch its 'Full Self Driving' system in Europe and China in early 2025, despite the need for driver attentiveness. The company's impressive sales of 1.8 million vehicles in 2023 and plans to reduce its staff at Gigafactory Grünheide showcase its growing influence. While Tesla aims for a $1 trillion+ valuation with its AI technologies and Cybercab robotaxi launch, safety concerns persist. In contrast, traditional automakers like Volvo and Ford are scaling back their..

The European Union has revised its tariffs on Chinese-made Tesla electric vehicles, lowering rates for several Chinese EV companies. Tesla will face a 9% tariff, down from almost 21%. Tariffs for other Chinese EV makers range from 17% to 36.3%. The final decision on countervailing duties from China is expected by the end of October, pending approval from the majority of EU members. Some companies are considering producing cars in Europe or other regions to avoid these tariffs. China has strongly..

Epic Games has launched its own app store on iOS and Android in the EU, allowing users to download games like Fortnite, Rocket League Sideswipe, and Fall Guys. This comes after a dispute with Apple and Google over fees, with the EU criticizing Apple's restrictions and imposing a 1.8 billion euro fine. The Digital Markets Act aims to limit the market power of these platforms. Epic CEO Tim Sweeney welcomes the progress for developers and consumers through increased competition and choice. While..

Europe is experiencing extreme heatwaves with temperatures above 30°C, leading to an increase in heat-related illnesses. The peak of the heat is predicted to be between August 12 and 13, with gradual cooling from Wednesday. However, hot conditions will persist in eastern and southern Europe. The high temperatures are a result of climate change, with hot air from North Africa being pulled northward. The Mediterranean's high water temperatures contribute to the heat and humidity, potentially gen..