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Nvidia, advances in cancer research, climate change under Trump: Market Domination
Nvidia (NVDA) continues to dominate the tech sector as the company's shares move past $1,100. The chip giant earned a boost from Elon Musk, who announced that xAI's supercomputer will run on Nvidia technology. Meanwhile, Tesla (TSLA) shareholders are awaiting an important vote on June 13, which will dictate the fate of Musk's proposed pay package of $56 billion. The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) will hold its annual meeting in Chicago this week, exploring the latest advancements in the cancer research sector. Tom Steyer, Galvanize Climate Solutions Co-Executive Chair, also joins the show to give insight into the state of climate change mitigation under a possible second Trump presidency. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here.
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US seeks records from Tesla in power steering loss probe
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Wednesday said it is seeking records from Tesla in its investigation into Model 3 and Model Y vehicles over power steering loss. The auto safety regulator, which upgraded its investigation in February, said in a letter dated Tuesday to Tesla posted on its website that it wants Tesla's records about the component including the process for identifying field issues and creating countermeasures for potential defects. The agency also wants to know if Tesla has made any changes to power steering components or plans any in the next four months.
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Dow Breaks Support As UnitedHealth Tumbles; Tesla Shareholders Vote On Elon Musk's Pay Package
Dow Jones fell below the 50-day moving average ahead of the Fed's Beige Book that will hold clues for the upcoming Fed meeting. Tesla voters face two issues.
