the bbc�*s north america technology correspondent lily jamali has more.e court is giving x the right to return to brazil after a stand—off with elon musk. that stand—off played out over many months and culminated this summer with the company's decision to pull its legal representative in the country. and also refusing to pay a series of fines that had been levied against it. x and musk apparently capitulating on both those fronts. the biggest concession is the company's decision to start blocking a series of accounts on x that have been probed for spreading misinformation and hate speech on the platform in brazil. initially, musk had called it censorship and this is the issue that got twitter, now x, into hot water in brazil in the first place. brazilian authorities ultimately holding firm and getting their way on that issue. so, here we are, many months later, and x poised to return. this is a very big market for x. this is the company's sixth largest market in the world, it has more than 20 million users on the platform throughout the country. the compa

our north america tech correspondent lily jamali has the details.ssure going into this earnings report because there were indications of the company being poised to post its first—ever annual decline in vehicle deliveries in 202a. that appears to be no longer the case, the company saying it is forecasting a slight growth for this year, and blockbuster growth in the order of 20 to 30% for next year. when you hear about elon musk talk about the company, these days he is trying to position it as notjust an electric vehicle maker but a company that is more focused on the broader array of technologies including artificial intelligence and self driving technology. we saw the roll—out of the cyber cab last month in los angeles. but the safety of the company's technology has been a persistent issue for tesla. last week the us safety regulators announced it is opening a probe into the company's driver assistance technologies. there is concern that the self driving ambitions of the company are untested. then there's the issue of elon musk�*s politics. in the

here's our north america technology correspondent lily jamali at tesla's base in silicon valley. the company was poised to post its first—ever annual decline in vehicle deliveries in 202a. that appears to no longer be the case, the company saying it is forecasting slight growth for this year and blockbuster growth on the order of 20% to 30% for next year. when you hear about elon musk, tesla ceo, talk about the company these days, he's trying to position it as not just an electric vehicle maker, but a company that is more focused on a broad array of technologies, including artificial intelligence and self—driving technology. we saw the glitzy roll—out of the cyber cab at a hollywood lot in los angeles. but the safety of the company's technology has been a persistent issue for tesla. just last week, a us safety regulator announced that it is opening a probe into the company's driver assistance technology. there's concern that its self—driving ambitions are untested. and then there's the issue of elon musk�*s politics in this us presidential election. he has thrown his support behi

the bbc�*s tech reporter lily jamali has the story.pages long, but it packs a lot of punch in those four pages. taking a hard line against google, it requires the tech giant to make a slew of changes to its google play app marketplace over the next three years. here are just a couple of the highlights. first off, it requires google to allow app stores from rivals onto the lucrative marketplace, and it prohibits google from paying other companies not to compete with its app store. this is a very big win for epic games, which sued google in 2020 and was able to convince a jury in december that google was in fact, stifling competition on the marketplace. and this is just the latest hit that google has taken on the antitrust front in recent months. in august, a different us districtjudge ruled siding with the us government that google was operating an illegal monopoly in its online search business. it is also fighting separate charges that it operates a monopoly with its ad technology. so a lot happening with google, but this is a big win