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Tesla reports revenue growth of 12% after two down quarters in a row — REUTERS / pwu404

Tesla · United States

Tesla reports revenue growth of 12% after two down quarters in a row

Coverage: 50 sources

Tesla reported a 12% increase in third quarter revenue on Wednesday following two straight periods of declines. However, earnings missed analysts estimates.See the Story

Sweden's Centre Party Proposes New Leader

Europe · Sweden

Sweden's Centre Party Proposes New Leader

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

The Centre Party's nomination committee has proposed Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist as the party's new leader, making her almost certain to be voted into the role when the party's delegates meet for their party congress next week.See the Story

Double Electricity Prices in October – More Expensive Winter Awaits

Sweden · Sweden

Double Electricity Prices in October – More Expensive Winter Awaits

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

Electricity prices in southern Sweden were more than twice as high in October as they were in the same month last year. Some relief can be expected when decommissioned nuclear reactors are finally scheduled to restart.See the Story

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