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The average car sold in the USA is about $35,000. You can buy an EV for that and less.
But to your point, there are companies in China making electric cars for like $15,000. One day in the US we will get a sub $20,000 EV.
These union deals last 4 years. So the manufacturers have to think about labor and planning long term.
I also have nothing to hide :-)
This is their way of saying the new insurance is going to be more expensive and more in line with national averages.
There are people willing to do software development for $3-$10 an hour all over the world.
They are more likely not to pay. They are probably also more likely to trash the place.
I'm sorry your daughter didn't get Nsync tickets.
On the other hand you have companies like Liquifi who are tokenizing real private securities for any companies stock.
You have to learn to focus more on sales, marketing, and growing the company... not little details about the code.
If people like him are starting to switch to electric so will everyone else.
Tesla would be better off if they designed cars and let someone else manufacturer them.
If they can't get anyone to do the job, they will be forced to pay more or fix the conditions. If they have a terrible reputation, nobody will want to work for them.
It's simple supply and demand.
Writing it off as a tax loss only covers a small percentage of the loss and assumes you have another gain to offset.
Movie was awesome though!
Rating are nothing new. Seems like the old paper TV Guide had ratings in it.
Your Skittles analogy does not work.