Challenges and Opportunities for Tesla in the Chinese Market

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This chapter explores Tesla's difficulties in sustaining growth within the Chinese market, emphasizing its shift from hybrid models to autonomous driving technology. It examines the importance of regulatory approval for innovation and the competitive pressures from local manufacturers seeking to capitalize on Tesla's success.

Enthusiasm about artificial intelligence masks a recession in the technology sector, and a new exchange traded fund looks specifically for ‘reject’ stocks. Plus, Google heads back to court over fresh antitrust allegations, and Chinese car buyers ditch Tesla for local alternatives.

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