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*This Couple Created Built-in Storage in the Most Unexpected Place*

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ΠΠΎΡΡ‚Π°Π»ΡŒΠ³ΠΈΡ для всСх дСсктопных ΠΏΠ»Π°Ρ‚Ρ„ΠΎΡ€ΠΌ.
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*This electric vehicle competitor blows Tesla Supercharging out of the water*

The long time for charging is a barrier of entry for most people trying to adopt the plug instead of the pump. According to Tesla TSLA, their home-installed Wall Connector can provide its vehicles with "up to 44 miles of range per hour of charge," while their so-called Supercharger fast chargers can provide up to "200 miles in 15 minutes of charge." Related: Top investors defend Tesla bull case after stock slides on HSBC report However, the wizards at the Volvo-backed EV rival Polestar GELYF have something even faster. At its Polestar Day event, the Swedish EV wizards announced that they have been in development of a new "extreme fast charging battery" that is capable of providing 100 miles of charge in just five minutes. Polestar has collaborated with StoreDot, a lithium-ion battery developer focused on speeding up EV charging that claims to have "revolutionized the conventional li-ion battery by innovating and synthesizing proprietary organic and inorganic compounds.” View the original article to see embedded media. More surprisingly, the firm said that it is on track to reduce the already fast charging rate down to just 100 miles in 3 minutes by 2028, and is aiming for a dizzying two minutes in 2032. Polestar said that they have fitted a Polestar 5 prototype with these advanced batteries and that the system is essentially production ready. "We are extremely pleased and proud that Polestar aims to be the first automotive company to showcase our extreme fast charging battery cells in a full-scale, driveable prototype,” StoreDot Chief Dr. Doron Myersdorf said. β€œWe still have lots of work to do to fully integrate our systems into a production car, but our teams are already fully engaged, and we will be demonstrating those results in the coming months.” Shoppers look at a Polestar hatchback EV car in the showroom of Polestar Battersea Richard Baker/Getty Images Unlike most conventional EV batteries, StoreDot claims that its batteries have a completely flat charge curve, as well as no charging degradation; meaning that its batteries will charge at its full rate for their full lifetime. The firm says that what makes its batteries different from the competition is that the graphite in typical EV lithium ion batteries is replaced with silicon. Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath said, β€œStoreDot’s pioneering extreme fast charging batteries, combined with our upcoming top-of-the-line electric powertrain, can revolutionize the ownership experience for EV owners with the ability to recharge in minutes.” More Business of EVs:A full list of EVs and hybrids that qualify for federal tax creditsHere’s why EV experts are flaming Joe Biden’s car policyThe EV industry is facing an unusual new problem For one to fully take advantage of this fast charging, one would need a charger that is capable of charging at 350kW. Currently, Electrify America offers 350kW of charging on its "Hyper Fast" charging locations that is available in very select locations nationwide. Ben Porter kisses his wife Teresa Porter as they charge their Mitsubishi i-MiEV at an Electrify America charging station in Waco, TX on May 27, 2023. (Photo by Shelby Tauber for The Washington Post via Getty Images) The Washington Post/Getty Images Polestar's commitment to the NACS charging port means that its vehicles could charge at the Tesla's Superchargers, whose "V4 Supercharger" is capable of reaching such charging speeds. Polestar claims that the "100in5" battery pack will go into production by 2027. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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This electric vehicle competitor blows Tesla Supercharging out of the water

The long time for charging is a barrier of entry for most people trying to adopt the plug instead of the pump. According to Tesla TSLA, their home-installed Wall Connector can provide its vehicles with "up to 44 miles of range per hour of charge," while their so-called Supercharger fast chargers can provide up to "200 miles in 15 minutes of charge." Related: Top investors defend Tesla bull case after stock slides on HSBC report However, the wizards at the Volvo-backed EV rival Polestar GELYF have something even faster. At its Polestar Day event, the Swedish EV wizards announced that they have been in development of a new "extreme fast charging battery" that is capable of providing 100 miles of charge in just five minutes. Polestar has collaborated with StoreDot, a lithium-ion battery developer focused on speeding up EV charging that claims to have "revolutionized the conventional li-ion battery by innovating and synthesizing proprietary organic and inorganic compounds.” View the original article to see embedded media. More surprisingly, the firm said that it is on track to reduce the already fast charging rate down to just 100 miles in 3 minutes by 2028, and is aiming for a dizzying two minutes in 2032. Polestar said that they have fitted a Polestar 5 prototype with these advanced batteries and that the system is essentially production ready. "We are extremely pleased and proud that Polestar aims to be the first automotive company to showcase our extreme fast charging battery cells in a full-scale, driveable prototype,” StoreDot Chief Dr. Doron Myersdorf said. β€œWe still have lots of work to do to fully integrate our systems into a production car, but our teams are already fully engaged, and we will be demonstrating those results in the coming months.” Shoppers look at a Polestar hatchback EV car in the showroom of Polestar Battersea Richard Baker/Getty Images Unlike most conventional EV batteries, StoreDot claims that its batteries have a completely flat charge curve, as well as no charging degradation; meaning that its batteries will charge at its full rate for their full lifetime. The firm says that what makes its batteries different from the competition is that the graphite in typical EV lithium ion batteries is replaced with silicon. Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath said, β€œStoreDot’s pioneering extreme fast charging batteries, combined with our upcoming top-of-the-line electric powertrain, can revolutionize the ownership experience for EV owners with the ability to recharge in minutes.” More Business of EVs:A full list of EVs and hybrids that qualify for federal tax creditsHere’s why EV experts are flaming Joe Biden’s car policyThe EV industry is facing an unusual new problem For one to fully take advantage of this fast charging, one would need a charger that is capable of charging at 350kW. Currently, Electrify America offers 350kW of charging on its "Hyper Fast" charging locations that is available in very select locations nationwide. Ben Porter kisses his wife Teresa Porter as they charge their Mitsubishi i-MiEV at an Electrify America charging station in Waco, TX on May 27, 2023. (Photo by Shelby Tauber for The Washington Post via Getty Images) The Washington Post/Getty Images Polestar's commitment to the NACS charging port means that its vehicles could charge at the Tesla's Superchargers, whose "V4 Supercharger" is capable of reaching such charging speeds. Polestar claims that the "100in5" battery pack will go into production by 2027. Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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*This Nostalgic $12 Bubbling-Candle Night-Light Makes Me Ridiculously Happy and Has Me Excited for the Holidays*

It's festive, gives off a warm glow, and is surprisingly soothing. READ MORE...
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*Top investors explain where Disney stock, finally rising, could go*

Disney may finally be turning the corner on what's been a difficult few years. The company has seen its stock plummet over the last half decade, falling to below $80 per share late last month after it had hovered over $130 per share for most of 2019 and even peaked close to $200 per share in 2021. But Disney DIS stock has gone up about 3% since its Q4 earnings call on Wednesday after Bob Iger said that the company has gone through major restructuring that has triggered "tremendous efficiencies" including cutting down about $7.5 billion worth of costs. Disney's cost control is what Michael Nathanson, senior managing director of MoffettNathanson, cited as a major reason why The Walt Disney Co. could be back on the rise. "The company felt that it was out of control financially," Nathanson said on CNBC's Market Alert. "They were spending on content, there was no return on invested capital. And it felt like for the first time [during the Q4 earnings call,] the company was speaking to a financial framework that the Street wanted to hear ... It feels like Disney is back to being under control and they can focus on growing again."Related: Celebrating 100 years: The history of Disney Nathanson was also asked by CNBC about the difference between Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery WBD which, unlike Disney, saw its stock fall over the last few days. He explained that the mix of products that each company offers is really the driver for Disney. "35% or so WBD's EBITDA comes from linear networks, 35% of Disney's EBITDA comes from theme parks," Nathanson said. Linear networks have continued to struggle as more consumers continue to cord cut, shifting to direct-to-consumers services as well. Nathanson said that Disney is more equipped to take on the challenge presented by cord-cutting. "The problem that WBD has is just the overexposure to linear, and they don't have enough offsetting assets to slow that decline," Nathanson said. "For Disney, linear networks are such a small piece of the company's pie that if parks can turn and you get an improvement of profitability in streaming, that can offset the linear fall."Related: Top analyst suggests Apple could snap up one of Disney's prized assets for $40 billion On CNBC's Power Lunch, Freedom Capital Markets chief global strategist Jay Woods also mentioned his belief that Disney stock will continue to rise. He just believes that it won't rise up very quickly. "Is there more upside? Oh, there is more upside. Will it get there quickly? No," Woods said. Woods pointed out the drop of Disney stock since 2021 as a reason that it'll need some time to return back to form, but expects that value could return to around $92 to $95 per share in the short term, which is about what the company's stock value was in May. He also cited the return of Iger to the helm at Disney as a key reason for Disney's recalibration. "The leadership is there," Woods said. "Mr. Iger did not come in to just go sideways for a while. It's starting to turn up and I think today is the catalyst." Get exclusive access to portfolio managers and their proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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Top investors explain where Disney stock, finally rising, could go

Disney may finally be turning the corner on what's been a difficult few years. The company has seen its stock plummet over the last half decade, falling to below $80 per share late last month after it had hovered over $130 per share for most of 2019 and even peaked close to $200 per share in 2021. But Disney DIS stock has gone up about 3% since its Q4 earnings call on Wednesday after Bob Iger said that the company has gone through major restructuring that has triggered "tremendous efficiencies" including cutting down about $7.5 billion worth of costs. Disney's cost control is what Michael Nathanson, senior managing director of MoffettNathanson, cited as a major reason why The Walt Disney Co. could be back on the rise. "The company felt that it was out of control financially," Nathanson said on CNBC's Market Alert. "They were spending on content, there was no return on invested capital. And it felt like for the first time during the Q4 earnings call, the company was speaking to a financial framework that the Street wanted to hear ... It feels like Disney is back to being under control and they can focus on growing again."Related: Celebrating 100 years: The history of Disney Nathanson was also asked by CNBC about the difference between Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery WBD which, unlike Disney, saw its stock fall over the last few days. He explained that the mix of products that each company offers is really the driver for Disney. "35% or so WBD's EBITDA comes from linear networks, 35% of Disney's EBITDA comes from theme parks," Nathanson said. Linear networks have continued to struggle as more consumers continue to cord cut, shifting to direct-to-consumers services as well. Nathanson said that Disney is more equipped to take on the challenge presented by cord-cutting. "The problem that WBD has is just the overexposure to linear, and they don't have enough offsetting assets to slow that decline," Nathanson said. "For Disney, linear networks are such a small piece of the company's pie that if parks can turn and you get an improvement of profitability in streaming, that can offset the linear fall."Related: Top analyst suggests Apple could snap up one of Disney's prized assets for $40 billion On CNBC's Power Lunch, Freedom Capital Markets chief global strategist Jay Woods also mentioned his belief that Disney stock will continue to rise. He just believes that it won't rise up very quickly. "Is there more upside? Oh, there is more upside. Will it get there quickly? No," Woods said. Woods pointed out the drop of Disney stock since 2021 as a reason that it'll need some time to return back to form, but expects that value could return to around $92 to $95 per share in the short term, which is about what the company's stock value was in May. He also cited the return of Iger to the helm at Disney as a key reason for Disney's recalibration. "The leadership is there," Woods said. "Mr. Iger did not come in to just go sideways for a while. It's starting to turn up and I think today is the catalyst." Get exclusive access to portfolio managers and their proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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*This All-in-One Charging Station Eliminates Cord Clutter*

And it keeps all my electronics in one spot. READ MORE...
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