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Today’s Pickup: PEV, Tesla owners in California mostly rich men
Plus: UK zero waste grocer raises $500K; Seattle cuts back on Lime and Jump; Oregon opens hemp innovation center
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Tesla autopilot leader departing for Embark
Zeljko Popovic, a leader within Tesla’s Autopilot team, is leaving for Embark, the autonomous trucking start-up in San Francisco, CNBC…
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Today's Pickup
Today’s Pickup: Uber is looking to spinoff financial technology services
Uber is venturing into the financial services market for its drivers; oil prices jump after tankers come under attack; Saudi's…
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Business
One number explains why the Tesla Semi won’t be seen any time soon
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is simply not investing enough cash back into its business in the form of capital expenditures to…
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Today's Pickup
Today’s Pickup: new lithium mining process drastically cuts EV production costs
China has developed a new lithium mining process that is significantly cost effective; Lyft and Uber shares slide in the…
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Today’s Pickup: Tesla plans to raise $2 billion in investment
Tesla to raise $2 billion for increasing cash flow; Amazon has launched in Arabic in the Middle East; oil prices…
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Company earnings
Tesla misses analysts’ forecasts, loses $2.90 per share in first quarter
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) badly missed analysts’ earnings estimates for the first quarter of 2019. The company reported an adjusted loss…
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Elon Musk claims on Tesla’s autonomous capabilities does not reflect its current reality
Elon Musk has stated that Tesla would be launching fully autonomous cars by the end of this year, and that…
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Legal issues
Musk’s DC-Baltimore loop tunnel clears regulatory hurdle
D.C. to Baltimore in 15 minutes could help advance hyperloop technology for cargo.
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Energy
Western State utilities to look at installing truck charging stations along I-5 corridor
Utilities aim to meet ambitious goals of reducing emissions across western U.S., but technology and financing remain big hurdles.
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