What you need is to invent a time machine so you can tell of those institutional investors and pension funds to get in at $17
Tesla to cut thousands of jobs as Elon Musk warns the ‘road ahead is very difficult’
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They ****ed over Panasonic by making American knock off batteries great again.
the day of the IPO Tesla shares closed over $23
Up about 40% on the first day.
I dare say institutional investment was heavy
Tesla is suing an ex-employee and wants Apple's help, report says
It takes serious gumption to steal from a massive multinational corporation. But that's exactly what a lawsuit being put forth by Tesla alleges that a former employee who's now working for Chinese company Xpeng and its US-based subsidiary XMotors.ai did, according to a report published Thursday by Bloomberg.
The lawsuit filed by Tesla stems alleges that former employee Guangzhi Cao stole the source code for Tesla's Autopilot software. Cao admitted to authorities that he did, in fact, download the source code, but his laywers maintain that he hasn't done anything with it.
The lawsuit is especially interesting because Tesla is seeking assistance from Apple -- also a victim of IP theft from an Xpeng employee -- in getting access to the thief's data by way of a subpoena. According to Bloomberg's report, it's not totally clear what exactly Tesla is trying to get from Apple, but we suspect it involves access to documents from Guangzhi Cao's iCloud account, where he admitted to storing Tesla's IP.
Now, it should be said that neither Tesla nor Apple has decided to go after Xpeng itself, instead focusing their efforts on the ex-employees that admitted to having made off with intellectual property. Further, Xpeng has maintained that when it found out that Apple was investigating IP theft, it immediately froze the employee out and eventually fired him.
It's not totally clear how cooperative Apple will be with Tesla's requests, given that the two are now technically competitors in the race to bring real Level 4 and 5 self-driving car tech to market, but considering that Tesla is going after an employee rather than the company that hired him, we're thinking it's unlikely.
Neither Tesla nor Apple immediately responded to Roadshow's request for comment.
It takes serious gumption to steal from a massive multinational corporation. But that's exactly what a lawsuit being put forth by Tesla alleges that a former employee who's now working for Chinese company Xpeng and its US-based subsidiary XMotors.ai did, according to a report published Thursday by Bloomberg.
The lawsuit filed by Tesla stems alleges that former employee Guangzhi Cao stole the source code for Tesla's Autopilot software. Cao admitted to authorities that he did, in fact, download the source code, but his laywers maintain that he hasn't done anything with it.
The lawsuit is especially interesting because Tesla is seeking assistance from Apple -- also a victim of IP theft from an Xpeng employee -- in getting access to the thief's data by way of a subpoena. According to Bloomberg's report, it's not totally clear what exactly Tesla is trying to get from Apple, but we suspect it involves access to documents from Guangzhi Cao's iCloud account, where he admitted to storing Tesla's IP.
Now, it should be said that neither Tesla nor Apple has decided to go after Xpeng itself, instead focusing their efforts on the ex-employees that admitted to having made off with intellectual property. Further, Xpeng has maintained that when it found out that Apple was investigating IP theft, it immediately froze the employee out and eventually fired him.
It's not totally clear how cooperative Apple will be with Tesla's requests, given that the two are now technically competitors in the race to bring real Level 4 and 5 self-driving car tech to market, but considering that Tesla is going after an employee rather than the company that hired him, we're thinking it's unlikely.
Neither Tesla nor Apple immediately responded to Roadshow's request for comment.
The news just keeps getting worse and worse.
We ought to start a pool on when Tesla files for Chapter 11
We ought to start a pool on when Tesla files for Chapter 11
They'll be bought by Rivian who is working with Ford and Volkswagen.
In the end hydrogen is going to decimate the EV market.
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Tesla, Inc. is expected* to report earnings on 07/24/2019 after market close. The report will be for the fiscal Quarter ending Jun 2019. According to Zacks Investment Research, based on 4 analysts' forecasts, the consensus EPS forecast for the quarter is $-1.55. The reported EPS for the same quarter last year was $-4.22.
https://www.nasdaq.com/earnings/report/tsla
Tesla was formed in 2003 and after 15 years, they're still sucking bad.... REAL BAD
In the case of electric vehicles and their demands any threat to the power grids are in fact imaginary, however the grids are under threat a thousand times more real and powerful , CMEs. Poof and the grids burn. The green revolution is pure bullshjt. I love CO2.
Maybe this is more along your line Hoid
2020 Harley-Davidson LiveWire - Official Images
Nice looking bike 0-60 in 4 seconds
2020 Harley-Davidson LiveWire - Official Images
Nice looking bike 0-60 in 4 seconds