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Tesla forced to recall almost all vehicles it's sold in the US
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Tesla is recalling over 2 million vehicles in the United States, almost every single vehicle it has ever sold. The recall includes all models Y, S, 3, and X, produced between October 5, 2012, and December 7 of this year due to a flaw in Autopilot's driver engagement monitoring system. This action follows a two-year investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration into accidents, some fatal, involving the semi-autonomous Autopilot feature. Tesla plans to issue a software update to address the issue, as identified by U.S. road safety authorities. The probe highlighted potential inadequacies in the Autopilot's driver monitoring mechanism, raising concerns about its possible misuse.
Oracle's recent fiscal second-quarter earnings report showed a slight revenue miss, resulting in a 9% drop in its stock. The company reported revenue of $12.94 billion, up from $12.28 billion the previous year, but fell short of the $13.05 billion analysts expected. Despite this, Oracle experienced an overall 5% revenue growth. For the current quarter, Oracle forecasts a revenue increase of 6% to 8%, boosted by its Cerner business, aligning with analysts' expectations of approximately $13.3 billion, indicating a growth rate around 7.5%.
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