Musk sells $6.9 billion of Tesla to avoid Twitter fire sale
Elon Musk offloaded $6.9 billion of stock in Tesla Inc, the billionaire’s biggest sale on record, saying he wanted to avoid a last-minute selloff of the electric-car maker’s shares in the event he ...
Apple, Google, Amazon: tech companies that are slowing hiring
With recession fears mounting, and inflation, the war in Ukraine, and the lingering pandemic taking a toll – many tech companies are rethinking their staffing needs, with some of them instituting h...
Hyundai launches electric sedan aimed at young professionals
Hyundai Motor unveiled a sedan version of its cult electric vehicle Thursday, with an interior that can beam different colors depending on the speed of the car, as the automaker continues its ambit...
Remote working on an island is the latest trend – and these countries have set up programmes to accommodate it
In the new world of work, there’s a new type of employee: The business-leisure traveler.
Musk hit with Tesla investor suit over ‘toxic’ work culture
A Tesla Inc investor accused the electric-vehicle maker’s officers and directors in a lawsuit of allowing a “toxic workplace culture” to fester at the company.
Tesla may have functioning humanoid robot prototype within months
Tesla Inc may have a functioning humanoid robot up and running within months, chief executive officer Elon Musk said on Twitter, as he postponed the electric carmaker’s second AI Day until Septembe...
Musk’s back to the office policy could cost him some talent
Elon Musk’s demand that Tesla Inc staff stop “phoning it in” and get back to the office has thrust the world’s richest person into the noisy debate over the future of work, and shows again that som...
Elon Musk tells Tesla execs: return to the office or get out
The world’s richest man appears to have had it with this whole working-from-home business.
Bankers are bullish on these tech stocks after drop
After this year’s steep declines for US information technology stocks, Jefferies Group LLC strategists have turned bullish on the likes of IBM, Cisco Systems Inc and Microchip Technology Inc.
Megacap stocks hit unhappy milestone with worst dive since 2000
Tech and megacap growth stocks are selling off at the fastest pace since the dotcom bust of 2000 when compared with cheaper companies such as banks and energy firms that pay higher dividends.
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