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  • No More Chinese Code in Cars: Biden’s Plan to Overhaul Autonomous Vehicle Regulations The U.S. government plans to ban using Chinese software in autonomous and connected vehicles, citing national security concerns.
  • 49% of U.S. Car Dealers Aren’t Excited About Selling EVs—Here’s Why A survey of 250 car dealers across the United States revealed that the majority of dealers have little enthusiasm for selling EVs.
  • Samsung Reaches $400 Million Settlement After Texas Winter Storm Damages Samsung Electronics has successfully settled a lawsuit with an American insurance company for $400 million.
  • Chinese Company Steals Thousands of Corpses for Organ Transplants and Rakes in $53 Million The documents indicate that Shanxi Osteorad Biomaterial Co., illegally acquired corpses and body parts from various regions.
  • Airbnb's Q3 Outlook Dims: Is the Travel Boom Over? Airbnb has revised its third-quarter revenue forecast downward, leading to a nearly 13% drop in its stock price yesterday.
  • Hyundai and Kia Theft Rates Plunge 64% After New Software Rollout The rate of theft involving Hyundai and Kia vehicles in the U.S. has dropped by over 50%, thanks to proactive software upgrades.
  • Tesla's Latest Recall Hits China: 1.6 Million Vehicles Affected by Hood Opening Defect Tesla is conducting a large-scale recall in China. The issue involves the vehicle hood opening unexpectedly.
  • China's Sneaky $100 Million Nvidia Chip Deal: How Are They Getting Away With It? The online media outlet GigaGen reported that over $100 million worth of Nvidia chips have been exported to China.
  • Musk Claims OpenAI Misled Him: Lawsuit Unveils Shocking Allegations Tesla CEO Elon Musk filed the lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman. Musk alleges that Altman and Brockman misled him.
  • Is Your Self-Driving Car Safe? Biden Cracks Down on Chinese Tech Biden administration is set to ban the use of Chinese software in autonomous vehicles classified as Level 3 or higher.
  • Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Cashes Out $322 Million Before Market Crash Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold shares worth $322.7 million in July, marking the largest sale ahead of the market downturn.
  • Google’s Court Loss Could Shake Up Apple’s $20 Billion Revenue Stream—Here’s How In an antitrust case, Google suffered a setback in a district court in Columbia that severely impacted its search and advertising business.
  • U.S. Targets Chinese Tech: New Rules Could Ban Chinese Software from Self-Driving Cars The United States government is poised to implement a ban on Chinese software in autonomous and connected vehicles.
  • Black Monday Hits Wall Street: Major Indices Suffer Worst Drop in Two Years The shock of Black Monday, which saw a significant plunge in the stock markets of major Asian countries, reached the New York Stock Exchange.
  • Elon Musk's Neuralink Hits Milestone: Second Patient Gets Brain Chip Elon Musk announced that Neuralink successfully implanted its own developed computer chip into the brain of a second patient.
  • TikTok Announces AI System Automatically Deletes 77% of Harmful Content, Enhancing User Safety TikTok is actively working to improve user safety by using artificial intelligence (AI) to filter harmful content.
  • Is a Recession Looming? U.S. Stocks Plunge, Global Markets Follow South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance held an emergency joint meeting with related agencies today to review financial market trends.
  • Is the U.S. Losing the Chip War? China’s Sneaky Tactics Exposed Despite U.S. export restrictions, AI semiconductors are reportedly smuggled into China and sold in electronics markets.
  • Buffett's Big Apple Sell-Off: Why Berkshire Hathaway Dumped 55.8% Of Its Stock Apple representatives reported that Berkshire held 915.6 million shares of Apple as of January 2. Currently valued at around $88 billion.
  • Goldman Sachs Raises U.S. Recession Risk to 25%—Why They're Still Optimistic According to foreign reports, Goldman Sachs has increased the probability of a recession in the U.S. next year from 15% to 25%.
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