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Tesla is laying off workers who only just started and withdrawing employment offers as Elon Musk's job cuts begin
Tesla workers who started their jobs only months or even weeks ago have been let go while others have had offers withdrawn as the company begins to impose cuts announced by Elon Musk in early June. Insider found a number of posts from Tesla employees who said they'd been laid off as part of the cut, while others had their job offers rescinded.
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Tesla worker rejects $15 million payout in race bias lawsuit
A Black former elevator operator at Tesla’s flagship California assembly plant on Tuesday rejected a $15 million award in his lawsuit alleging racial abuse by coworkers, opening the door for a new trial after a judge slashed a $137 million jury verdict. Lawyers for Owen Diaz, who had sued Tesla in 2017, turned down the judge’s award in a brief filing in federal court in San Francisco. They said in a statement that the award was unjust and would not deter future misconduct by Tesla.
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Tesla has increased prices for all models in the US, with some rising by up to $6,000
Tesla has increased the price of its cars in the US amid ongoing supply chain issues. The company's wesbite previously showed the price of the Model X as $114,990 and currently shows a price of $120,990, representing a rise of $6,000. The Model Y long-range increased from $62,990 to $65,990, according to Tesla's website.
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Teslas running Autopilot have been in roughly 273 crashes in less than a year
Regulators released the first batch of information since mandating that companies such as Tesla report on serious crashes involving their driver-assistance systems.
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Tesla cars involved in 16 crashes with emergency vehicles, regulators say
Federal safety watchdog is investigating the electric car maker's self-driving system after a string of accidents.
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Are Electric Cars Really Better for the Environment?
In our new series, we tackle the most persistent myths about electric cars. First, we dive deep into whether EVs actually have a smaller carbon footprint than gasoline-powered cars.
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China’s hold over Tesla raises questions about Musk’s bid for Twitter
Tesla's dependence on China for batteries should prompt a national-security probe of the risks of Elon Musk's Twitter deal.
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Can the SEC stand up to the richest man on the planet?
The world's richest man, who has run afoul of regulators before, is in their sights again as he tries to buy Twitter. It's raising questions about the SEC's ability to police the rich and powerful.
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Elon Musk says ‘epic’ Tesla robot will be unveiled at AI event
Billionaire says robots could be bigger business than electric cars
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Microsoft is here to rescue Tesla workers from Elon Musk
Elon Musk tells Tesla staff to start showing up in the office or leave. Microsoft and other companies roll out the welcome wagon.
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Elon Musk defends ‘return to office’ mandate for Tesla executives: ‘Everyone is a worker’
Elon Musk on Thursday addressed the backlash that his ‘return to office’ ultimatum for Tesla employees has generated.
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Elon Musk reportedly declares remote work ‘no longer acceptable’ at Tesla
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has taken a hardline stance against his employees working from home, Electrek and Bloomberg report. In an email apparently sent to the company’s executive staff with the subject line “Remote work is no longer acceptable,” the CEO said employees must spend a minimum of 40 hours per week in the office, or else “depart Tesla.” He said this should be a “main Tesla office,” and not a “remote branch office.”
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Twitter shareholder sues Elon Musk for tanking the company’s stock
Twitter stock continues to trade well below the buyout price.
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Elon Musk lost $10 billion in net worth in a single day after sexual misconduct claims emerged
Tesla CEO Elon Musk lost $10 billion in just a single day after claims of sexual misconduct against him emerged. He was worth about $212 billion on Thursday, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. After news of the allegations broke on Thursday night, his wealth fell to around $201 billion, the index showed.
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Bluetooth attack can remotely unlock Teslas and smart locks
The new relay attack also works against smart locks.
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Tesla workers in Shanghai will reportedly sleep and eat in the factory after COVID shutdowns
Tesla is restarting production at its massive Shanghai factory as the city of 25 million begins to ease lockdown restrictions following a substantial COVID outbreak. According to a report from Bloomberg News that cites internal company memos, the factory will re-open in what’s being called a “closed-loop system” — an approach encouraged by Shanghai authorities to get people back into the workplace while maintaining the country’s zero-covid strategies.
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Electric car supplies are running out. This could drastically slow the journey to net-zero
The road map to replacing old fashioned carbon emitting cars with electric vehicles is well developed—at least in theory. All the major car makers (and even some of the smaller ones) are publicly committed to electric.
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Tesla cancels employee bonuses tied to delivery quotas, raises salaries to compensate
Tesla has decided to cancel any employee bonuses tied to its quarterly delivery quotas. The automaker is also raising base salaries for sales and delivery employees to compensate for the bonuses going away. However, it looks like it will result in an overall reduction in compensation for most of those Tesla employees.
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Tesla Pi Phone, price, launch date and everything we know about Elon Musk's new invention
Tesla, the all-powerful electric vehicle manufacturer, is developing a smartphone intended to revolutionise the world of telephony, the new Pi Phone.
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Elon Musk says he confronted Bill Gates about shorting Tesla
Elon Musk has accused Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates of shorting Tesla. In a tweet on Friday, the Tesla CEO admitted that he asked Gates if he was short-selling shares of the electric carmaker. When investors short a stock, they are betting that the price of the asset will fall.
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