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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, July 8th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

China's electric vehicle makers are anticipating greater growth following the signing of President Trump's U.S. Megabill.

That's according to the Secretary General of the China Passenger Car Association today.

The U.S. law will end subsidies for EVs bought after September. The head of the Chinese

auto industry group said the bill should give China greater room to develop in overseas markets.

According to the Association, exports of new energy vehicles from China, which includes

EVs and plug-in hybrids, jumped 48% in the first half of this year compared with the same period last year.

Plus, the Megabills' no tax on tips provision could bring in a 2.5% pay bump for Uber drivers.

A couple of Bank of America analysts said in a research note that that could provide a modest

tailwind to supply, which could help

Uber collect more fees. The note also said the Wright Hill company may benefit from potential

autonomous vehicles, saying Uber is backing an AV fleet manager that's raising $1.2 billion to finance

a partnership with Waymo. Finally, Bold Start Ventures has raised a $250 million artificial intelligence fund.

The vehicle will target AI founders at early stages of development.

Bold Start will target sectors including AI infrastructure and application layer startups,

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