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Elon Musk Says Tesla Looking to Invest in India; Starlink Will Also Enter the Country
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that the electric carmaker is looking to invest in India "as soon as humanly possible." Musk said it hopes to bring Starlink satellite Internet service to India as well. Executives of Tesla visited India and held talks with Indian bureaucrats and ministers last month on establ...
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Twitter, Tesla, Other Elon Musk Companies to Remain Well Positioned Till 2023
Elon Musk, who heads five companies including Tesla and Twitter, said in a tweet on Friday that his companies will be well positioned in 2023 despite the possibility of a tough economy. Musk's tweet comes a day after he raised the possibility of Twitter going bankrupt.
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Bill Gates Invests $78 Million in Satellite Antenna Firm Kymeta
Bill Gates is leading satellite antenna firm Kymeta’s latest funding round with a $78 million investment. The company plans to launch a monthly subscription service for satellite-based internet to government customers later this year.
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Elon Musk Says Tesla Looking to Invest in India; Starlink Will Also Enter the Country
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that the electric carmaker is looking to invest in India "as soon as humanly possible." Musk said it hopes to bring Starlink satellite Internet service to India as well. Executives of Tesla visited India and held talks with Indian bureaucrats and ministers last month on establ...
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Twitter, Tesla, Other Elon Musk Companies to Remain Well Positioned Till 2023
Elon Musk, who heads five companies including Tesla and Twitter, said in a tweet on Friday that his companies will be well positioned in 2023 despite the possibility of a tough economy. Musk's tweet comes a day after he raised the possibility of Twitter going bankrupt.
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Bill Gates Invests $78 Million in Satellite Antenna Firm Kymeta
Bill Gates is leading satellite antenna firm Kymeta’s latest funding round with a $78 million investment. The company plans to launch a monthly subscription service for satellite-based internet to government customers later this year.
