
Tesla’s Budget-Friendly Model Y Delayed: US Production Postponed
Tesla delays US production of its cheaper Model Y (codenamed E41) due to tariff exposure. Budget car is still slated for China & Europe. Production of 250,000 units expected in 2026.

Tesla delays US production of its cheaper Model Y (codenamed E41) due to tariff exposure. Budget car is still slated for China & Europe. Production of 250,000 units expected in 2026.

ITC is investing ₹81 crore in Mother Sparsh, raising its stake to 49.3%. It's also acquiring SNBPL (24 Mantra Organic) for ₹400 crore to boost its presence in the organic food sector and support sustainable farming.

Empire State Realty Trust (ESRT) defies Manhattan office market trends with high occupancy (94.2%). Renewals & strategic upgrades drive success, overcoming class distinctions. Key leases: Gerson Lehrman, Workday, Carolina Herrera.

Samsung & LG consider reshoring to the US (South Carolina & Tennessee). Honda denies moving production. Driven by rising costs & supply chain issues, other companies like Toyota & GE are also reshoring.

India’s fintech sector is expected to grow strongly over the next 10 to 20 years, with huge potential to expand digital payments and offer more financial services such as credit and insurance, especially for those who are currently underserved, said MobiKwik Co-Founder Upasana Taku.

The Port Newark Container Terminal was going full-out on Wednesday after President Trump’s punishing tariffs kicked in, with cranes working to unload one ship after another — as shippers, retailers and importers braced for the stiff new duties to be levied on the next load of cargo from overseas.

During her opening statement, Wynn-William, Facebook’s former director of global public policy, told lawmakers that Meta began providing briefings to the Chinese Communist Party “as early as 2015” while pursuing “Project Aldrin” – a top-secret effort to gain access to China’s lucrative market.

US consumer spending for Easter is expected to rise about 5% this year as Americans snap up candy and gifts to celebrate despite concerns around high inflation and economic uncertainty, a National Retail Federation report showed on Tuesday.

Indian startups struggle to compete with global big tech companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon, due to their vast resources and control of data, said Ansuman Pattnaik, director general, Competition Commission of India (CII), the country's anti-trust body.

A section of the market also pointed out that banks have accumulated temporary surplus due to increase in government cash balances and surge in CDs.

Shoppers may soon see higher price tags on many pharmaceutical drugs, which are also manufactured in Switzerland, Germany and the UK en masse; food products; and electronics — all goods that the US largely imports from other nations, experts told The Post.

In January, the realtor signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Technopark to develop a World Trade Center (WTC) and business hotel in Thiruvananthapuram, spanning 1.5 million square feet.

An investigation determined the packages were shipped to the US from China, then transported to Texas and were intended to pass across the US-Mexico border, where they would be used to manufacture illicit fentanyl, officials said.

"Our walkable downtown, iconic venues, and beautiful landscape at the base of the Rocky Mountains sets the stage for the Sundance Film Festival to flourish in its next chapter," said Charlene Hoffman, CEO of Visit Boulder.

Yankees fans in New Jersey and parts of Connecticut who subscribe to Comcast Xfinity’s cable service will be able to watch the Bronx Bombers this weekend as the YES Network and the telecom giant agreed to extend the deadline to reach a new carriage fee deal — thus averting a blackout for the time being.

Vance is Trump’s White House point-man in saving TikTok from a ban that under law is set to go into effect April 5 if the app doesn’t divest from its Chinese ownership over concerns that the ruling communist party uses the platform to spy on US citizens.

“We will continue to pull the levers available to us, whether that’s trade or obviously cost reduction to try to make sure that we don’t take price up too much and [be] very careful to what the consumers can bear,” Smucker said.