Carl Raymond
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If it's an issue, that a cheaper model takes the gloss off the more upmarket model, Tesla could easily get into sub-branding. The model 2 could be a not-a-tesla "Edison" or whatever.
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If it's an issue, that a cheaper model takes the gloss off the more upmarket model, Tesla could easily get into sub-branding. The model 2 could be a not-a-tesla "Edison" or whatever.
sundaymorning
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UBS has been talking a lot of smack about Tesla and how the company is run. It’s about time the justice department investigated these guys for how it had a hand in market manipulation:
UBS expects to be sued by US Justice Department over crisis-era mortgage securities
Don’t trust crooks, especially at UBS.
UBS expects to be sued by US Justice Department over crisis-era mortgage securities
Don’t trust crooks, especially at UBS.
Another case reported on the same day.
Bloomberg -Accused Trader in UBS Insider Case...
Can't wait when someone discovers how UBS manipulate TSLA stock. They are as obvious as Goldman Sachs.
It has taken the Justice Dept 10-12 years to sue? Unbelievable!
Sorry meant to quote the first article mentioned in TradingInvest’s post “UBS Expects to be Sued by Justice Dept”
The replacement Senator has the same constituent pressure (Giga 1,etc.) as Heller, also she is of a party less noted for its climate change denial.
dc_h
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Agreed, but as a D, getting a bill to the floor will not be easy
New Board Chairperson announced: Robyn Denholm
Announcing Robyn Denholm as Tesla’s New Board Chair
Announcing Robyn Denholm as Tesla’s New Board Chair
Tesla’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Robyn Denholm has been appointed as Chair of the Tesla Board, effective immediately. So that she will be able to devote her full attention to the Tesla Chair role, Robyn will be leaving her role as CFO and Head of Strategy at Telstra, Australia’s largest telecommunications company, once her six-month notice period with Telstra is complete. Robyn will be serving as Tesla Chair on a full-time basis.
To ensure a smooth transition during the remainder of Robyn’s time at Telstra, Elon will be a resource to Robyn and provide any support that she requests in her role as Chair. Robyn will continue to provide the necessary focus and time to Telstra during the remainder of her time there, and she will also temporarily step down as Chair of Tesla’s Audit Committee until she leaves Telstra.
Robyn has served on the Tesla Board as an independent director since 2014. Her global experience in both Australia and Silicon Valley encompasses leadership roles across a range of technology companies, including Telstra, Juniper Networks, and Sun Microsystems. She is widely credited with leading a team that drove significant increases in Juniper’s revenues, overseeing Juniper’s corporate transformation during her nine-year tenure as Chief Financial and Operations Officer. Her experience also includes numerous finance management roles in the automotive industry while at Toyota.
“I believe in this company, I believe in its mission and I look forward to helping Elon and the Tesla team achieve sustainable profitability and drive long-term shareholder value,” Robyn said.
“Robyn has extensive experience in both the tech and auto industries, and she has made significant contributions as a Tesla Board member over the past four years in helping us become a profitable company,” said Elon. “I look forward to working even more closely with Robyn as we continue accelerating the advent of sustainable energy.”
To ensure a smooth transition during the remainder of Robyn’s time at Telstra, Elon will be a resource to Robyn and provide any support that she requests in her role as Chair. Robyn will continue to provide the necessary focus and time to Telstra during the remainder of her time there, and she will also temporarily step down as Chair of Tesla’s Audit Committee until she leaves Telstra.
Robyn has served on the Tesla Board as an independent director since 2014. Her global experience in both Australia and Silicon Valley encompasses leadership roles across a range of technology companies, including Telstra, Juniper Networks, and Sun Microsystems. She is widely credited with leading a team that drove significant increases in Juniper’s revenues, overseeing Juniper’s corporate transformation during her nine-year tenure as Chief Financial and Operations Officer. Her experience also includes numerous finance management roles in the automotive industry while at Toyota.
“I believe in this company, I believe in its mission and I look forward to helping Elon and the Tesla team achieve sustainable profitability and drive long-term shareholder value,” Robyn said.
“Robyn has extensive experience in both the tech and auto industries, and she has made significant contributions as a Tesla Board member over the past four years in helping us become a profitable company,” said Elon. “I look forward to working even more closely with Robyn as we continue accelerating the advent of sustainable energy.”
EVNow
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I guess market will be neutral to the pick ?
Lol, democracy hain't what it usta to.
Dead brothel owner wins Nevada state assembly seat - CNNPolitics
Seems funny, but he'd also make a more suitable POTUS than the current one...
I'd imagine so, might move positive just having the question answered with a predictable path forward seeing she is an existing director. Two new independent directors is the next question.
RobStark
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Gee, I wonder if there is going to be a 10 page discussion of " Is this racist?" LOL.
BTW Singuy, I while back we had a discussion here " Is it racist for Australians and New Zealanders to prefer a California made Tesla vehicle to a Chinese made Tesla vehicle ?"
RobStark
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Her party is noted for being in the minority in the US Senate.
cyclingthealps
Member
Narrative is changing!
Tesla overtakes first German carmakers in the US, also form the highly recognized newspaper WELT
In summary:
- German government wants hard figures regarding Diesel retrofit. (How much money will the car company pay for each diesel car to make it cleaner)
- BMW already reported a very bad q3, expecting the same for mercedes after profit warning
- Tesla overtakes first german car brands in total sales in America
- Then a lot of positive statements about Tesla, which we all know.
- Audi has problems
- Model 3 pushed Tesla forward
- Tesla is making money with an electric car, this is very alarming for rivals.
Tesla verdrängt den ersten deutschen Autobauer in den USA - WELT
This forum already knew this a year ago.
Esme Es Mejor
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New Board Chairperson announced: Robyn Denholm
Announcing Robyn Denholm as Tesla’s New Board Chair
Tesla’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Robyn Denholm has been appointed as Chair of the Tesla Board, effective immediately. So that she will be able to devote her full attention to the Tesla Chair role, Robyn will be leaving her role as CFO and Head of Strategy at Telstra, Australia’s largest telecommunications company, once her six-month notice period with Telstra is complete. Robyn will be serving as Tesla Chair on a full-time basis.
To ensure a smooth transition during the remainder of Robyn’s time at Telstra, Elon will be a resource to Robyn and provide any support that she requests in her role as Chair. Robyn will continue to provide the necessary focus and time to Telstra during the remainder of her time there, and she will also temporarily step down as Chair of Tesla’s Audit Committee until she leaves Telstra.
Robyn has served on the Tesla Board as an independent director since 2014. Her global experience in both Australia and Silicon Valley encompasses leadership roles across a range of technology companies, including Telstra, Juniper Networks, and Sun Microsystems. She is widely credited with leading a team that drove significant increases in Juniper’s revenues, overseeing Juniper’s corporate transformation during her nine-year tenure as Chief Financial and Operations Officer. Her experience also includes numerous finance management roles in the automotive industry while at Toyota.
“I believe in this company, I believe in its mission and I look forward to helping Elon and the Tesla team achieve sustainable profitability and drive long-term shareholder value,” Robyn said.
“Robyn has extensive experience in both the tech and auto industries, and she has made significant contributions as a Tesla Board member over the past four years in helping us become a profitable company,” said Elon. “I look forward to working even more closely with Robyn as we continue accelerating the advent of sustainable energy.”
I love the pick. Strong financial background, extensive Silicon Valley experience, lengthy tenure with Tesla. Don’t expect it to be market moving, but should be received positively.
As much as some of us would have enjoyed leaving the Chair empty (or appointing, say, Kanye West), this was a much better approach. This is a mature, wise decision.
I'm happy with the Chairman pick, she seems well qualified for the role and isn't likely to be too disruptive.
I'm delighted that they didn't go for some stupid gimmick, like some names that were suggested here, although we still have to hear about the new board positions...
I'm delighted that they didn't go for some stupid gimmick, like some names that were suggested here, although we still have to hear about the new board positions...
Now you're talking
dqd88
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That's my gut feeling. She seems solid, yet perhaps not the household name many were hoping for to jolt the SP.
As part of the settlement are there 2 (or just one) more independent board members that will be added?
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