Elon Musk’s erratic behavior, including a bizarre CPAC appearance and involvement in the Trump administration’s “Department of Government Efficiency,” has coincided with a dramatic decline in Tesla’s sales and stock value. Tesla’s market capitalization has plummeted by nearly $800 billion, driven by falling sales in key markets like Europe and China, and a loss of investor confidence. This downturn is attributed to Musk’s alienation of Tesla’s core customer base through his far-right political alignment and prioritization of political activities over business strategy. The future of Tesla remains uncertain given the current trajectory.
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Carlos Slim’s cancellation of a staggering $22 billion in Starlink orders following Elon Musk’s controversial comments is undeniably a major development. The swiftness of Slim’s response—initially canceling a $7 billion order within minutes of Musk’s tweet, and then the entire $22 billion plan an hour later—highlights the gravity of the situation and the immediate impact of Musk’s words. This wasn’t just a financial transaction; it represents a significant blow to Starlink’s expansion plans.
The cancellation signifies more than just lost revenue for SpaceX. Losing América Móvil, a giant telecom company, as a partner across 25 countries is a strategic defeat, handing over significant market share to competitors in China and Europe.… Continue reading
Elon Musk’s recent attack on Senator Mark Kelly, calling him a “traitor” for visiting Ukraine, has sparked a significant backlash. The senator’s trip, his third to the war-torn country since 2023, seems to have particularly angered Musk, who has a documented history of pro-Russia sentiments. The sheer audacity of the accusation against a decorated veteran and sitting senator is remarkable.
This isn’t just a spat between two prominent figures; it highlights a deep divide in how Americans view the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and their alliances abroad. Musk’s accusation, particularly coming from someone who has publicly communicated with Vladimir Putin, seems deeply hypocritical to many.… Continue reading
Auckland police are investigating six complaints of vehicle vandalism across multiple suburbs, including Mount Eden, Freemans Bay, Grey Lynn, and Ponsonby. Several victims believe the same person is responsible, citing similar spray paint patterns and a matching suspect captured on video. The attacks targeted Teslas and Polestars, with some owners speculating the vandalism stemmed from anti-Elon Musk sentiment. Police are currently exploring possible links between the incidents.
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