• Tesla laying off 3,300 workers in CA due to declining sales, increased competition

    Earlier this month, CEO Elon Musk announced Tesla will slash its workforce by 10%.

  • Tesla lays off more workers, two senior executives out: Report

    Tesla is reportedly cutting additional jobs and two more top executives are gone after the electric vehicle giant slashed its workforce by 10% earlier this month. The Information reported that Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent an email to executives on Monday evening informing them that senior director of EV charging, Rebecca Tinucci, would be leaving the company on Tuesday, along with nearly all of her 500-person-strong Supercharger team. Tesla's director of vehicle programs and new product...

  • Tesla laying off nearly 700 workers at Nevada Gigafactory

    Tesla will lay off 693 workers from its Gigafactory in Sparks, according to a notice filed last week with the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation.

    • SFGate

    Tesla lays off more than 3,300 California workers, mostly in Bay Area

    Tesla’s massive, companywide layoff round is set to slam California, with 3,332 workers across four cities losing their jobs in June. The Elon Musk-led automaker revealed the timing and scope of the layoffs in WARN filings with California on Monday; such documentation is required by the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act in the event of mass layoffs. Tesla’s cuts are hitting its Fremont locations hardest, with 2,267 layoffs across a dozen job sites. More than 1,400 of them are...

  • Tesla slashes prices amid slumping sales

    Tesla dropped the prices of its vehicles globally on Friday as the largest electric vehicle manufacturer faces declining sales. The prices of the Model X, Model Y and Model S — three of its four best-selling vehicles — were each reduced by $2,000, days after the company recorded below-anticipated delivery figures for the first quarter

  • Rivian Lays Off More Workers As Stock Prices Tank

    Latest wave of redundancies is the the EV-maker’s response to sluggish demand for electric cars in North America

  • AI startup Stability lays off 10% of staff

    London-based AI unicorn Stability has laid off about a tenth of its workforce as part of a “strategic plan to reduce” costs just weeks after the departure of its founder and CEO. The layoffs, affecting around 20 staff, were announced by Stability in a company-wide memo on Wednesday evening, first published by Business Insider. The […]

  • Japanese Music Sales Revenue Increases by 10% in 2023

    Combined revenue sales total 337.2 billion yen // The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) released its Statistics and Trends: RIAJ Year Book" report

  • Keep Texas road workers safe by slowing down, moving over

    A change to Texas' "Move Over and Slow Down" law went into effect in September 2023, imposing heavier penalties for those that do not move over or slow down to 20 miles below the post speed near roadside construction.

  • Tesla to accelerate launch of cheaper cars after sales miss

    Company may let go 20% staff (Top headline, 3rd story, link) Related stories:TESLA Accelerates Rollout of New EVs as Profit PlungesPromises, promisesElon's ugly battle with Australia continues

  • Report: Bills putting 25 percent of team up for sale

    The Pegula family is putting a minority interest in the Bills up for sale.

  • Tesla Lays Off Employee Who Slept In Car To Work Longer Hours

    Tesla laid off at least 10 percent of its workforce earlier this month, and in typical Tesla fashion, the Texas-based automaker made sure the layoffs were done in an organized fashion with plenty of communication and a clearly defined strategy. Just kidding. The layoffs were so poorly executed that security was forced to scan employees’ badges at the door to figure out who had been laid off. And, apparently, that included a guy who had taken to sleeping in his car and showering at the factory...