Nathan Hager

Bloomberg Global Auto's editor Craig Trudell notes much of Tesla's valuation these days, though, is tied to automation and robotics.

Not a huge...

aspect of their valuation perhaps anymore, and yet it is what sort of pays the bills.

And this is a business that has been trending in the wrong direction for a couple of years now.

Bloomberg's Craig Trudell reporting.

The Justice Department's appealing a federal judge's order blocking its ban on Anthropix AI technology.

DOJ filed the notice with San Francisco federal judge Rita Lynn this morning.

Last week, that judge said the Pentagon's move to designate Anthropix a threat to the U.S.

supply chain is

appeared designed to punish the company for seeking assurances its technology wouldn't be used to spy on Americans or to develop autonomous weapons.

And it was a successful liftoff last night for NASA's first moonshot in more than a half century.

The four-person crew of Artemis II are now in stable orbit high above Earth's atmosphere.

Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow reports the next step is what's known as the translunar injection, the engine burn that'll shoot the Orion capsule toward the moon

Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow reports the decision on that burn is set for between 7 and 8 p.m.

Wall Street time.

If it's a go, Artemis would be on schedule to fly by the moon's far side by Monday.

That's news when you want it.

With Bloomberg News Now, I'm Nathan Hager.

This is Bloomberg.

News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now.