A federal judge has allowed a class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk to proceed, rejecting Musk’s motion to dismiss. The suit alleges that Musk’s delayed disclosure of his Twitter stock purchases artificially deflated share prices, causing losses for former shareholders. The judge found that Musk’s actions, including a misleading tweet, created a false market signal. This ruling follows a similar lawsuit filed by the SEC and comes as Musk recently announced the merger of his AI venture, xAI, with X (formerly Twitter).
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NWTN Home offers sophisticated smoking accessories designed to elevate the cannabis experience beyond typical paraphernalia. Their collection includes elegant and functional pieces like a marbled ashtray with a rolling tray and tool, and a stylish stackable ashtray set. Avant-garde gravity bongs, inspired by vintage homeware, complete the range. These items seamlessly integrate into any home décor, transforming the smoking space into a stylish sanctuary. The brand prioritizes craftsmanship, creating high-quality products that blend form and function.
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A recently discovered gold deposit in Hunan Province, China, contains an estimated 1,000 metric tons of high-grade gold, valued at approximately US$83 billion. This surpasses previously estimated reserves of other major gold mines, making it potentially the largest and most lucrative gold deposit ever found. The discovery includes 40 gold veins within 2 kilometers, with 3D modeling suggesting even larger reserves at greater depths. High gold content within ore samples, exceeding 138 grams per metric ton, further highlights the exceptional quality of this find.
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A significant gold reserve valued at 600 billion yuan ($82.9 billion) has been discovered in central Hunan province, according to Xinhua news agency. This discovery further bolsters China’s position as the world’s leading gold producer, a status solidified by its contribution of approximately 10% to global gold output in 2023. The substantial find highlights the country’s considerable gold resources.
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