With a tenfold increase in its stock price over six years, electric car maker Tesla has long been the darling of investors. But many analysts are now turning bearish on the stock, pushing its price down to its lowest level since 2016. TRT World Senior Business Producer Mobin Nasir has been following the developments. #Tesla #StockPrice #ElonMusk

By 2021, the city of Beverly Hills in California is set to become the first to completely ban the sale of tobacco products. The mayor says he's proud that the city is taking the lead on restricting smoking and promoting public health. But as our correspondent Ediz Tiyansan reports, the move has angered those who worry about government control and personal freedoms. #Smokes #Tobacco #Hollywood

She said she did everything she could to broker a Brexit deal, but in the end, its failure cost Theresa May her job. In an emotional speech outside Downing Street, the British prime minister confirmed she'll be resigning as leader of the Conservative Party on June 7th. As leadership contenders line up, it's widely expected that her replacement will be a Eurosceptic candidate. And that means it's increasingly likely that the UK could crash out of the EU with no deal in place. Simon McGregor-Wood reports. For more on this, Steve Keen joined us from Amsterdam. He's an economist and honorary professor at University College London. #Resign #TheresaMay #Brexit

US President Donald Trump has again lashed out at Chinese tech giant Huawei - branding the company "very dangerous". But he then went on to say that sanctions on the firm could be part of a future trade deal with China. For some, it's raised hopes that trade tensions between the world's two largest economies could be starting to ease. While others view a newly-announced aid package for farms as a sign the feud is far from over. Paolo Montecillo reports. For more on this, Nick Harper joined us from New York. #Trump #TradeWar #Huawei

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has secured a landslide victory in national elections, increasing his majority in parliament. Two-thirds of India's 900 million eligible voters cast ballots over six weeks. And while Modi remains popular as ever, he faces pressure to deliver reforms to address the country's growing list of economic problems. Paolo Montecillo reports. And for more on the story, Rebecca Bundhun joined us from Mumbai. #Modi #Elections #Reforms

Voters across the European Union's 28 member states are choosing their representatives for the next five years. Polls for the European Parliament opening opened in the Netherlands and the UK on Thursday. People in other EU countries will cast their ballots over the weekend. More than 400 million people are eligible to vote for 751 members of the European Parliament. The number of seats a country is entitled to is proportionate to its population. But voter turnout has fallen in previous elections. Kevin Ozebek told us more from Brussels. #EUVoting #Brussels #EuropeanParliament

Turkey's government is teaming up with three domestic banks to provide loans to businesses that it says will help boost exports and create new jobs. Ziraat, Vakif and Halkbank will lend nearly $5 billion to businesses in the agricultural, food processing and manufacturing sectors. TRT World Senior Business Producer Mobin Nasir told us more. #Turkey #Lira #HalkBank

Myanmar produces most of the world's rubies. Its industry has a reputation for corruption and connections with military-linked armed groups. That's why western countries have imposed sanctions on it over the last decade. The government now wants to better control the supply of high-quality gemstones, and has stopped issuing new mining licenses. That change has spurred opportunities for artisanal miners. #Ruby #Miners # Artasinal

Ghana's government is trying to build-up the country's falling stocks of fish. But small-scale fishermen say the solution is hurting business, and failing to tackle the real problem. From Accra, Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports. #OverFishing #ChineseVessels #Fisheries

One small misstep for Nike, and a giant leap back for cultural diversity. The world's largest sportswear company has botched an attempt to honour Puerto Rico, and managed to tick-off a large section of the Latin American community. #Nike #Panama #AirForce1