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Tesla's drop in annual sales marks the first year-over-year decline. However, analysts think the launch of Tesla's lower-priced EV this year, the growing uptake of its full self-driving software, and the robotaxi testing could take the company's market cap beyond £1.61 trillion.

Wall Street giants like Goldman Sachs and UBS think AI investments will continue to grow in the coming years as the AI revolution transitions to Phase 3 of companies monetising the technology to boost revenue streams.

Jellycat: Plush toys with a cult following are fetching high prices on resale markets. Some see investment potential; others find comfort.

HMRC is cracking down on online sellers. Platforms like Etsy, eBay, and Vinted must now share data on users earning over £1,700 annually.

Livelsberger's wife remains shrouded in mystery. Unverified social media posts and online speculation paint a picture of her political views and personal life.

Urfan Sharif, jailed for murdering his Sara, 10, was attacked in prison. Two inmates assaulted him in his cell on New Year's Day at HMP Belmarsh.

In 2025, UK drivers will face five new laws, including higher EV taxes, stricter HGV regulations, and increased BiK.

Shaq, the NBA legend, built a £400M empire post-retirement. He invested early in tech giants, owns Five Guys franchises, and boasts Big Chicken restaurants.

ByteDance sues ex-intern Tian Keyu for £860K, claiming he tampered with AI training code, causing significant losses. The lawsuit was filed in Beijing.

China aims for 6G dominance, surpassing Starlink in laser communication. Despite strong implementation, innovation challenges remain.

Authorities are determining if there is any potential connection between the Cybertruck incident and the New Orleans massacre as Elon Musk assists investigators with key vehicle telemetry data.