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Amazon, Google-backed electric vehicle startup and other companies are racing to hire former employees from Tesla who have been laid off.

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Amazon, Google-backed electric vehicle startup and other companies are racing to hire former employees from Tesla who have been laid off. Read More »

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Elon Musk is fully committed to a big payday as Tesla focuses on attracting a larger retail investor base through a dedicated website and a strategic advisor.

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Elon Musk is fully committed to a big payday as Tesla focuses on attracting a larger retail investor base through a dedicated website and a strategic advisor. Read More »

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Nvidia, MicroStrategy, Cisco, Chubb, and Tesla are the stocks that investors are currently keeping an eye on.

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Nvidia, MicroStrategy, Cisco, Chubb, and Tesla are the stocks that investors are currently keeping an eye on. Read More »

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Tech job cuts in the Bay Area have slightly decreased as layoffs continue to impact the region.

The tech industry in the Bay Area has been experiencing instability, but now it appears to be stabilizing after enduring numerous layoffs due to companies seeking to enhance efficiency.

Tech job cuts in the Bay Area have slightly decreased as layoffs continue to impact the region. Read More »

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Xiaomi climbs to the position of the eighth largest electric vehicle startup in China following the successful launch of the SU7.

In May, Xiaomi has become the eighth-largest electric vehicle startup in China by selling over 7,000 units of its first model, the SU7 sedan, in April.

Xiaomi climbs to the position of the eighth largest electric vehicle startup in China following the successful launch of the SU7. Read More »

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