After banner year '20, the hard part...Beating back the onslaught of attractive mid-tier car models and maintaining a 'cachet' setting the brand apart in the luxury segment, Tesla has its work cut out as more production capacity is rolling off the line
The 'Roaring Twenties' are here again ! Companies launch brand-new, cutting-edge products and investors flock to a rising stock market... but that was a century ago, in the 1920's, was it not ?
Robots are driving the automation revolution sweeping through industries across the world but concentration on a few key sectors foretells maturing demand....Focus on the growing interest in professional service robots condones new investment strategies
The future of trade ? Let’s watch the machines…
The confidence of buy-and-hold investors in Tesla’s ability to grow its leading position in the EV market might ultimately rest on the lack of credibility of the established car manufacturers’ effort to catch up
Uniformly negative (with exception of Brazil), car sales trends are worsening in key markets, foremost in China and in Europe, and dramatically in India. The bite of deeply transformative structural factors will compound industrial uncertainty
Trade has never been free, even though globalization has powered economic growth around the world. With China a major player at every level from the most labor-intensive industry to the most advanced, emerging markets are being squeezed out
