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The Trump administration and Japan struck a trade deal that was better than feared.

The electric vehicle revolution has created massive winners, but the next decade could see a dramatic reversal of fortunes. One overlooked giant is already laying the groundwork.

A good part of Tesla's future hinges on the autonomous vehicle narrative, but I see another opportunity quietly winning in the background.

The U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has disclosed that American auto CEOs are in favor of President Donald Trump's new trade deal with Japan.

Economist Justin Wolfers is pushing back against the narrative surrounding President Donald Trump's new trade agreement with Japan, arguing that the deal essentially results in a tax increase for American consumers.

Japan and the US appear to have finalized a trade agreement that reduces the threatened 25% tariffs on Japan to 15%.

The company was a key beneficiary of the latest development on tariffs.

Shares of Toyota Motor are surging Wednesday morning. Washington and Tokyo finalized a long-anticipated trade agreement.

Tesla's astronomical price-to-earnings ratio of 189 is meme-level, while competitors like Microsoft and Amazon sit around 39 and 37. With EV competition rising and Tesla's sales falling, the hype may not be enough to justify its valuation.

The BAIC robotaxi fleet is now operating within Beijing’s 225-square-kilometer High-Level Autonomous Driving Demonstration Zone.

Toyota's stock surged 8% after the Trump administration's new tariff policy was announced, putting American automakers like Ford, GM, and Tesla at a disadvantage. This could backfire on the America First policy and investors should take note.

Trump announces 15% tariffs on Japan imports, causing European automakers' shares to rally. Uncertainty remains on EU deal.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 rose sharply on Wednesday, after President Donald Trump finalized the long-anticipated trade deal between Washington and Tokyo.

Tesla prepares to introduce a longer, six-seat Model Y SUV in China after reporting a 75% sales drop. Goldman Sachs analyst predicts success.

These companies have compelling long-term futures, but the coming decade could prove particularly exciting as each one comes into its own.

Joby Aviation (JOBY) stock surges on plans for commercial air taxi services and regulatory support, up 72% YTD and 138% in last 3 months.