Tesla is not interested in manufacturing cars in India, according to the country's minister. The company plans to open showrooms but has not committed to local production, despite India's incentives for EV manufacturers. Analysts suggest the Indian EV market is not yet mature enough for Tesla to invest locally.

MODA is assisting platforms like TikTok and Line with anti-fraud measures, requiring transparency reports by December. The ministry also focuses on digital resilience, economic development, and anti-fraud policies, with a cybersecurity budget of NT$1.4 billion.

Alphabet faces a potential 25% stock crash if ordered to divest Chrome, warned Barclays analyst Ross Sandler. He cited the risk as a "black swan" event, with Chrome accounting for 35% of Google's search revenue. Retail investors remain bearish on the stock, concerned about its valuation and market uncertainty.

Alibaba's recent earnings missed estimates, but its cloud and AI progress highlight growth potential. The company's cloud business grew 18% year-over-year, and its AI models rank among top competitors. Alibaba's stock remains undervalued at 10 times forward EPS, offering long-term appeal despite short-term sentiment.

The Script Room appoints Alisha Sharma as Executive Creative Director, bringing over a decade of experience with brands like Spotify and Amazon. Her award-winning campaigns, including Spotify's launch in India, highlight her creative impact.

Nicole accidentally sent a personal photo meant for her sister to British Gas, leading to an embarrassing yet humorous situation. The company responded lightheartedly, appreciating the laugh in the comments.

Facebook is accused of targeting teenage girls with beauty ads after they delete selfies, exploiting their insecurities. Critics argue the practice manipulates vulnerable users for profit.

Meta is developing AI tools to automate ad creation by 2026, letting businesses input product images and budgets while AI handles visuals, targeting, and budgeting. This shift aims to simplify advertising by leveraging AI for efficiency.

Ford has recalled over 29,000 F-150 Lightnings due to a potential issue with the front control arm ball joint not being properly tightened, which could lead to loss of steering. The problem was identified after a customer reported a wheel failure, and Ford will inspect and replace affected parts to resolve the issue.

AI could replace jobs like driving and coding in five years, with up to 40% of roles globally at risk. However, new opportunities may emerge as technology evolves.

Nothing's Headphone 1, co-created with KEF, will launch in July at $299 in the US and €300 in Europe, marking their first over-ear headphone competing with Apple's AirPods Max and Sony’s WH-1000XM6. The Nothing Phone 3, priced at $799 in the US, £800 in the UK, and €850 in Europe, is expected to feature a premium design with improved materials, a high-end display, and advanced specs.

Mystore has launched Mystore Genie, an AI agent on Google Cloud, to improve buyer journeys on the ONDC Network with conversational search and higher conversions.

The X-Sense FS31 smart smoke alarm kit is an affordable, reliable option at £55, offering long-lasting battery life and easy setup. Its quality and functionality impressed the reviewer, who highly recommends it for home safety.

Tesla isn't planning to manufacture cars in India soon, according to the minister. Instead, companies like Mercedes-Benz and Hyundai are interested in setting up EV production there.

Microsoft has laid off an additional 305 employees, adding to last month's 6000 cuts. The layoffs have sparked concerns about AI, cheap labor via H-1B visas, and the recession.

Riff Raff comforters, designed to help babies sleep, are selling for hundreds more than their original price on resale sites. Created by Emma Kruger in 2016, the toys became popular but have faced safety concerns for unsupervised use under seven months old.