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Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has had a tough start to the year. Its stock is down almost 30% year to date, and disappointing is, frankly, a polite word to use about its first-quarter results. Its revenue and earnings per share missed analyst expectations, and its automotive revenue fell 20% year on year. But there’s been plenty […]

Under Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s leadership, the State Department appears to have become a tool to serve Elon Musk’s business interests. Rubio has overseen the dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development and the closure of an office that’s been crucial to the fight against foreign disinformation, which is to say: He has

Elon Musk, the world’s richest person and de facto head of the Trump administration’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency, “has had a direct business interest in over 70% of the agencies and departments targeted by DOGE since its inception,” according to an analysis published Thursday by a leading U.S. consumer advocacy group. The Public Citizen

The Tesla Roadster appears to be quietly disappearing after years of delay. is it ever going to be made? I may have jinxed it with Betteridge’s Law of Headlines, which suggests any headline ending in a question mark can be answered with “no.” The prototype for the next-generation Tesla Roadster was first unveiled in 2017,

A prominent Silicon Valley investor is in a bitter dispute with his former employer, one of the world’s largest asset managers, accusing it of fraud and attempted bribery. In a lawsuit filed on Thursday in California, Josh Raffaelli, who until late last year was a fund manager at Brookfield Asset Management, said the company had

Credit: Gwinnett County Police Department Credit: Gwinnett County Police Department ExploreFBI issues alert after ‘arson, gunfire, and vandalism’ target Tesla dealerships, owners “Investigators did not identify a specific motive,” police spokesperson Juan Madiedo told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Tesla cars and dealerships have been targets of vandalism across the country following company owner Elon Musk’s work

It’s not a great time to be an attorney for Tesla. In recent months, the floundering electric vehicle company has been bombarded with dozens of lawsuits, like the California class-action that alleges Tesla’s manipulated odometers to get out of warranties, or the Australian class-action that alleges the company misled consumers with claims about its so-called

Tesla is overstocked with Cybertrucks, the PS1 graphics-looking mobile monument to Elon’s deep lack of creativity. With over 10,000 unsold units just sitting in dealerships, the stainless steel monstrosity has become more burden than an automotive revolution. Despite Musk’s grand claims of selling 250,000 Cybertrucks annually, and a million reservations that may as well have

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The country’s most controversial electric vehicle isn’t going to get an additional battery pack that would have taken up space in the bed.