Tesla

Tesla owner Elon Musk shares his viewpoint about employees doing work from home. On October 19, Musk addressed an interview and said, "those who work from home are detached from reality." This is not the first time that Musk has called out on those doing remote work. Earlier, the X (Twitter) owner called remote work, "morally wrong." He further compared delivery boys, and others saying, they don't work from home.

World's largest automobile company, owned by Elon Musk Tesla is making plans to hold a crucial meeting in India. As per sources, the company is scheduled to meet Indian government officials in Delhi and discuss to source materials for electric vehicles in India. Usually, the components for the electric vehicles of Tesla are taken from China, however, the plans look different this time. However, no official announcement has been made.

In order to reduce 10% salaries of Elon Musk-run Tesla, the company laid off 229 annotation employees from its Autopilot team and closed one of its offices in the US. On July 13, Tesla laid off workers from its San Mateo office, which has over 276 workers. The remaining 47 employees may be sent to work in Tesla's Buffalo Autopilot office, yet to be confirmed.

Worldwide chip shortages and supply chain concerns have harmed EV quality across the industry. JD Power, a consumer research and analytics firm, ranks Polestar lowest, while Elon Musk's Tesla ranks seventh from the bottom. General Motors defies the trend by improving initial quality, bringing the company to the top of the automotive industry. Buick's quality improves, driving it to first position overall in 2022, while Genesis leads the… read-more

Tesla suggested a three-to-one stock split on June 10 to make its shares more accessible after previous sell-offs of the world's most expensive automaker. Tesla's stock increased more than 1% in extended trading on June 10. On August 4, shareholders will vote on Tesla's suggested stock split. The split would provide Tesla employees "have more flexibility in managing their equity" and make its shares "more accessible to our retail shareholders… read-more