Elon Musk meets Chinese delegations in Beijing, says 'all cars will be electric in future'

Tesla CEO Elon Musk met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing on Sunday, where the official pledged that China would remain consistently open to foreign companies. Musk arrived in China earlier on the same day for his second visit in less than a year to the world's largest electric car market.

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China's share in India's industrial goods imports jump to 30% from 21% in last 15 years: GTRI

India faces a growing trade deficit with China, relying heavily on Chinese imports in various sectors. To mitigate risks, Ajay Srivastava suggests fostering diversified supply chains. The report highlights China's significant role in India's industrial imports.

AdaniConneX raises $1.44bn from 8 global banks, sets benchmark with construction financing framework

Elon Musk heading to China for visit to Tesla's second-biggest market, sources say

Elon Musk is heading toward Beijing to discuss fully driving software and data transfer approval with Chinese officials. Tesla stored Chinese fleet data in Shanghai as per regulations, not publicly available in China. Earlier, Musk said that Tesla may make FSD available to customers in China "very soon", in response to a query on social media platform X.

Eye on China, govt aims to double electronics value addition to 40%

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Yes Bank net rises 123% quarter-on-quarter to 452 crore in Q4