By Rachael Levy, Norihiko Shirouzu and Abhirup Roy (Reuters) -Tesla finally has a robotaxi. Now comes the hard part. The electric-vehicle maker deployed its first-ever driverless cabs in Austin, Texas ...

Federal traffic safety regulators are looking into suspected problems with Elon Musk's test run of self-driving "robotaxis" ...

As Tesla’s robotaxis roll out in Austin, Texas, residents on Tuesday (June 24) were reacting with a mixture of excitement and caution.

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These observers expressed a range of views about Tesla’s prospects but all cautioned against assuming a light-speed robotaxi rollout. Some pointed to advantages Tesla might exploit to overtake rivals ...

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For now, Austin serves as Tesla’s proving ground. The tech is raw, the rollout is cautious, and the stakes couldn’t be higher ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said that it has asked Tesla for information about the apparent errors ...

US safety regulators contacted Tesla after its self-driving cars stopped abruptly, sped or swerved into the wrong lane as the ...

24日の日経平均株価は前日比436円47銭高の3万8790円56銭と4日ぶりに反発。トランプ米大統領が23日、イランとイスラエルが「完全な停戦で合意した」とSNSに投稿したことで、中東情勢に対する警戒感が後退。幅広い銘柄に買いが先行した。