格隆汇1月27日｜据越南政府网站，比亚迪日前与越南金龙汽车（ Kim Long ）签署协议，将在越南中部建设一座商用电动汽车电池工厂。该工厂将生产巴士、卡车、小型客车等商用车配套电池。 该项目两期总投资额为1.3亿美元。一期建设带顶厂房面积达4.4公顷，年产能达3吉瓦时。二期计划扩建带顶厂房面积至10公顷，新增乘用车电池产线，总产能提升至6吉瓦时。
格隆汇1月27日｜据越南政府网站，比亚迪日前与越南金龙汽车（ Kim Long ）签署协议，将在越南中部建设一座商用电动汽车电池工厂。该工厂将生产巴士、卡车、小型客车等商用车配套电池。 该项目两期总投资额为1.3亿美元。一期建设带顶厂房面积达4.4公顷，年产能达3吉瓦时。二期计划扩建带顶厂房面积至10公顷，新增乘用车电池产线，总产能提升至6吉瓦时。
Chinese aerospace start-up Adaspace Technology successfully deployed Qwen-3 to a space computing centre in orbit where it executed multiple inference tasks in November, according to company executive vice-president Wang Yabo, who spoke at a conference on Monday, as reported by the Star Market Daily. Alibaba Cloud is the AI and cloud computing services unit of Alibaba Group Holding , owner of the S...
Chinese aerospace start-up Adaspace Technology successfully deployed Qwen-3 to a space computing centre in orbit where it executed multiple inference tasks in November, according to company executive vice-president Wang Yabo, who spoke at a conference on Monday, as reported by the Star Market Daily. Alibaba Cloud is the AI and cloud computing services unit of Alibaba Group Holding , owner of the South China Morning Post. Advertisement Wang said Qwen-3 was deployed in Adaspace’s initial space computing centre that formed part of the firm’s “Star-Compute Project”, a 2,800-satellite network designed to power physical AI and support AI model training and inference. The entire Qwen-3 process – from uploading queries from the ground to performing on-orbit inference and sending results back to Earth – was completed in less than two minutes, according to Wang. Advertisement Adaspace’s initial space computing centre, which was launched into space in May last year, represented the world’s first AI computing satellite constellation, comprising 12 satellites, according to a Securities Times report.
Already through With seven wins from seven, Arsenal have a perfect record in the league phase. Only Bayern Munich and Inter have found the net against Mikel Arteta’s team, who dismissed Atlético Madrid 4-0 in October. The bottom side, Kairat, visit the Emirates Stadium on the final night, with Arsenal needing a draw to confirm top spot and, theoretically, the most favourable last-16 draw. Bayern M...
Already through With seven wins from seven, Arsenal have a perfect record in the league phase. Only Bayern Munich and Inter have found the net against Mikel Arteta’s team, who dismissed Atlético Madrid 4-0 in October. The bottom side, Kairat, visit the Emirates Stadium on the final night, with Arsenal needing a draw to confirm top spot and, theoretically, the most favourable last-16 draw. Bayern Munich are the only other team who have a shot at finishing top, having secured their top-eight place last week with a 2-0 win against Union Saint-Gilloise. Harry Kane and co need to beat PSV in Eindhoven and hope Arsenal lose to Kairat in a way that leads to a five-goal swing. In the hunt for a top-eight place Here it gets tricky. Technically any team down to Galatasaray and Qarabag on 10 points can finish in the top eight but goal difference and the fact that some of the teams above them are playing each other makes this highly improbable. Real Madrid, now led by Álvaro Arbeloa, gave their goal difference a massive boost with a 6-1 thumping of Monaco last week. Two points clear of ninth place, they take on a familiar face in José Mourinho on Wednesday: a win away at Benfica would confirm a spot in the last 16 and a draw would almost certainly be enough too. Liverpool are another team on 15 points and a win at home to Qarabag would take them through. Given their lesser goal difference, hampered by a 4-1 home defeat to PSV in November, a draw may not be enough. Tottenham have not allowed their stuttering domestic form to affect their performance in Europe. After beating 10-man Dortmund last week to move on to 14 points, Thomas Frank’s side have their fate in their own hands – a win at already-out Frankfurt would mean automatic qualification for the last 16. A draw or defeat and things would start to get sticky, with eight teams a point behind them. Quick Guide Final night fixtures Show All Wednesday 8pm (GMT) Ajax v Olympiakos, Arsenal v Kairat Almaty, Athletic Bilbao v Spor...
The Leicester City chair plays down talk of another relegation but knows the mood among fans is fraught Leicester City are hurting but Aiyawatt “Top” Srivaddhanaprabha, looking towards the pitch at the King Power Stadium, insists he shares supporters’ frustrations. He acknowledges the warm glow of their extraordinary Premier League title win almost a decade ago has long faded. He watches every gam...
The Leicester City chair plays down talk of another relegation but knows the mood among fans is fraught Leicester City are hurting but Aiyawatt “Top” Srivaddhanaprabha, looking towards the pitch at the King Power Stadium, insists he shares supporters’ frustrations. He acknowledges the warm glow of their extraordinary Premier League title win almost a decade ago has long faded. He watches every game, which sometimes means tuning in from Thailand in the early hours. An 8pm kick-off in England is a 3am start in Bangkok. “I want to see the real passion of the players and the performance,” the chair says. “When it is not there, I can’t sleep, so it’s love and pain. Leicester is like my son. So I have to do it right. Of course, a son can be naughty, a son can fail the exam, a pain in your head. The son can be top of the class, graduate, have a bad girlfriend or good wife, you never know. So I feel the same, but the love is there. The responsibility is there. The first thing for me is to identify the problem and fix it.” Continue reading...
On its own terms, Keir Starmer’s faction blocking Andy Burnham from standing in the upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection is perfectly rational. It is screamingly obvious that the mayor of Greater Manchester sought a return to Westminster so that he could overthrow the prime minister, once Labour is battered in the May elections. Burnham promised he “would be there to support the work of the gover...
On its own terms, Keir Starmer’s faction blocking Andy Burnham from standing in the upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection is perfectly rational. It is screamingly obvious that the mayor of Greater Manchester sought a return to Westminster so that he could overthrow the prime minister, once Labour is battered in the May elections. Burnham promised he “would be there to support the work of the government, not undermine it”. But if, come spring, a new Plaid Cymru first minister of Wales is grinning like a Cheshire cat, the prince over the water could plausibly argue that keeping Starmer in No 10 is what is undermining the work of the government. Starmer’s move is a rational decision, perhaps, if factional survival is your priority. But what about the wider Labour party’s survival? It has long been clear that Starmer’s cabal would rather burn the party to the ground than allow it to move in a more progressive direction. The key argument cited for blocking Burnham is the risk of Labour losing Greater Manchester’s mayoralty to Reform UK. Just sit with that for a moment. In May 2024, Burnham won more than 63% of the vote. Reform came fourth with 7.5%. If defeat in a core Labour heartland is even remotely plausible, then Labour’s existence as a national political force is already in doubt. So what exactly is the masterplan of Starmer’s faction, led by his chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney – and what do they actually want? After all, as it was claimed they bragged to journalists a year ago, they see the prime minister as their frontman: a useful idiot who thinks he’s driving the train, while actually sitting at the front of London’s driverless Docklands Light Railway. It was reported that they settled on a man who wanted the premiership for its own sake – a blank canvas they could paint as they pleased. Did they really come into politics to scrap state support for pensioners and disabled people, introduce one of the harshest asylum systems in Europe while raiding the rhetoric...
1 Eddie the Eagle soars, Calgary 1988 Michael “Eddie the Eagle” Edwards, was the antithesis of the Olympic high-flyer. Heavily disadvantaged by his 82kg (181lb) weight – far heavier than his rivals – poor eyesight and the small matter of being entirely self-funded, he became Great Britain’s first Olympic ski jumper. He finished 67th and last at the 1987 world championships but managed to hit the q...
1 Eddie the Eagle soars, Calgary 1988 Michael “Eddie the Eagle” Edwards, was the antithesis of the Olympic high-flyer. Heavily disadvantaged by his 82kg (181lb) weight – far heavier than his rivals – poor eyesight and the small matter of being entirely self-funded, he became Great Britain’s first Olympic ski jumper. He finished 67th and last at the 1987 world championships but managed to hit the qualifying standard to secure the sole British spot for Calgary. At the Games, he finished last in the normal hill (70m) and large hill (90m) events. In the normal hill, he scored 69.2 points from two jumps of 55m, while the winner Matti Nykänen scored 229.1 points from 89.5m jumps. Despite the last-place finishes, his enthusiasm captured global media attention but also lead to the “Eddie the Eagle Rule” which was introduced to tighten entry requirements and prevent similar “Olympic tourists”. View image in fullscreen Eddie Edwards soars above the slope as he makes his second jump of the day during the 90m ski jump competition at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. Photograph: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images 2 Ledecka’s double gold shock, Pyeongchang 2018 Ester Ledecka made headlines in her native Czech Republic not once, but twice, after becoming the first athlete to win gold in two different sports at the same Winter Games. Known primarily for snowboarding, she entered the Super-G Alpine skiing event and, starting with the late bib number 26, snatched the gold medal by 0.01sec over the defending champion Anna Veith. Before the upset, Ledecka’s highest World Cup finish in the Super-G had been 19th. A week later, Ledecka returned to her primary sport to comfortably win gold in the parallel giant slalom snowboarding. View image in fullscreen Ester Ledecka (centre) was stunned to win in the 2018 Super-G. Photograph: Christian Hartmann/Reuters 3 Nigeria’s Winter pioneers, Pyeongchang 2018 History was made in Pyeongchang by the four women who formed Nigeria’s first Winter Olympics d...
Deep-pocketed investors have adopted a bullish approach towards Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM), and it's something market players shouldn't ignore. Our tracking of public options records at Benzinga unveiled this significant move today. The identity of these investors remains unknown, but such a substantial move in TSM usually suggests something big is about to happen. We gleaned this information...
Deep-pocketed investors have adopted a bullish approach towards Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM), and it's something market players shouldn't ignore. Our tracking of public options records at Benzinga unveiled this significant move today. The identity of these investors remains unknown, but such a substantial move in TSM usually suggests something big is about to happen. We gleaned this information from our observations today when Benzinga's options scanner highlighted 25 extraordinary options activities for Taiwan Semiconductor. This level of activity is out of the ordinary. The general mood among these heavyweight investors is divided, with 48% leaning bullish and 32% bearish. Among these notable options, 13 are puts, totaling $3,333,870, and 12 are calls, amounting to $792,414. Expected Price Movements After evaluating the trading volumes and Open Interest, it's evident that the major market movers are focusing on a price band between $170.0 and $400.0 for Taiwan Semiconductor, spanning the last three months. Volume & Open Interest Trends Examining the volume and open interest provides crucial insights into stock research. This information is key in gauging liquidity and interest levels for Taiwan Semiconductor's options at certain strike prices. Below, we present a snapshot of the trends in volume and open interest for calls and puts across Taiwan Semiconductor's significant trades, within a strike price range of $170.0 to $400.0, over the past month. Taiwan Semiconductor 30-Day Option Volume & Interest Snapshot Largest Options Trades Observed: Symbol PUT/CALL Trade Type Sentiment Exp. Date Ask Bid Price Strike Price Total Trade Price Open Interest Volume TSM PUT TRADE NEUTRAL 12/17/27 $63.85 $62.3 $63.05 $330.00 $630.5K 51 100 TSM PUT TRADE NEUTRAL 01/15/27 $51.7 $48.85 $50.3 $340.00 $503.0K 512 100 TSM PUT TRADE BULLISH 06/18/26 $23.3 $22.15 $22.15 $320.00 $443.0K 1.1K 200 TSM PUT TRADE BEARISH 12/18/26 $38.05 $36.6 $38.05 $320.00 $380.4K 510 100 TSM CALL TRADE...
Wall Street is giving off mixed signals about Tesla Inc. Analysts are increasingly skeptical of the electric-vehicle maker’s earnings potential this year, but their expectations for the company’s stock price keep climbing. “Tesla is truly unique in capital markets,” said Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research. “It is much more like a VC-funded startup than public equity. As long as the vi...
Wall Street is giving off mixed signals about Tesla Inc. Analysts are increasingly skeptical of the electric-vehicle maker’s earnings potential this year, but their expectations for the company’s stock price keep climbing. “Tesla is truly unique in capital markets,” said Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research. “It is much more like a VC-funded startup than public equity. As long as the vision is bold enough, the valuation levers off that rather than earnings and cash flows.” Over the last 12 months, the average forecast for Tesla’s 2026 net income has tumbled 56% from $14.1 billion to $6.1 billion as of Monday’s close. Yet, during the same period, analysts have raised their average 12-month price target for Tesla shares to $409.49 from $337.99. The stock was trading around $433 as of 9:46 a.m. Tuesday, which is well above Wall Street’s expectations for a year from now. Advertisement The dynamic is “very unusual,” Colas said, since higher price targets typically go hand-in-hand with improving earnings estimates, not dimming expectations. The company reports its fourth-quarter and full-year results Wednesday. A Tesla representative didn’t respond to a request for comment. Tesla’s stock, which raced to an all-time high in December before retreating some, trades at more than 195 times its expected earnings over the next 12 months as of Monday’s close. That’s by far the most-expensive valuation among the Magnificent Seven tech giants, which combined trade for around 29 times anticipated earnings. By comparison, its next closest peers in the group are Apple Inc., Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Amazon.com Inc., all of which are priced between 25 and 30 times forward earnings. The shares also have the second-highest multiple in the entire S&P 500 Index, trailing only takeover target Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. and well ahead of number three Palantir Technologies Inc. Advertisement “If the stock was trading closer to peers, we might be inclined to suggest the ri...