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Big Tech and the digital economy
Tesla CEO Elon Musk emerged as the largest individual donor of the 2026 midterms, spending nearly $500 million to support Republican candidates, yet his financial backing yielded minimal electoral success with most supported races lost.
Big Tech and the digital economy
The new Omoda E5 electric SUV arrives in Brazilian dealerships on November 5th in two versions, Elite and Prestige, with prices starting at R$159,990. The model features a 210 hp motor, battery options ranging from 50.6 to 60.9 kWh, and up to 320 km of range under the Inmetro cycle, positioning it competitively against rivals like BYD and GWM.
Big Tech and the digital economy
In a decisive shift during the 2026 midterm elections, voters across multiple states rejected candidates and ballot measures supporting data center expansion, citing concerns over energy use, affordability, and corporate influence. The results saw Democrats flip key Senate seats and win governorships in major tech hubs by campaigning on moratoriums and stricter regulations.
Big Tech and the digital economy
The French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) has mandated that December 24 and 31 can no longer be classified as red days for EDF Tempo subscribers, a rule effective from November 1, 2026. This change aims to prevent high electricity costs during festive evenings and introduces a new algorithm to better distribute the 22 annual red days throughout the winter season.