Tavares 60% salary increase in April this year, making him the highest paid auto exec, should definitely be called into question.

As a Stellantis salesperson who loved FCA, hates Stellantis, and generally just loves seeing chickens come home to roost, let me just say:

He’s probably frustrated that GM won’t share the collected data so that the state can weaponize it.

People who file shareholder derivative suits aren’t typically true investors in the company. Often, they own only a nominal amount of stock sufficient to establish standing. The lawsuit *is* the investment.

When I was young I liked Turbo.
Now I’m older and wiser, I know the answer is NA.

Seriously people, mistakes happen?

Wow, that is an absolute dumpster fire of a headline.

But there is a difference between owning companies in an index fund versus owning an equity outright. I somehow stumbled into Nvidia 3 years ago, and the growth in that single stock dwarfs the growth in any index since then. If I were a judge in a position to boost/kill a single stock based on a position I held,…

This is not sour grapes at all - but that is the least attractive Veyron I’ve seen. The red wheels look like they’re straight from an Autozone.

I’m surprised more people with public facing service jobs don’t snap. People are the worst.

Of course the truck self immolated to destroy all evidence, and embarrassment.

Like they can’t buy all of your phone tracking data on the open market if they really wanted it...

“To most Americans, China is synonymous with cut-rate, cheap, poor-quality knockoff garbage, but that’s largely because that’s the kind of shit Americans buy and demand from Amazon, Temu, and Alibaba.”

Even if she was in the wrong. Dealing with the general public day in and day out will make you snap.

The show is done, but the magazine and YouTube channel soldier on

A traditional steel frame would handle that impact better.

HR probably has that policy but he would be out of a job for losing the car

To be (un)fair, it’s a car dealership. HR probably tells the sales people that protecting the bottom line is more important than both the staff’s and the customer’s lives combined.

This is actually my sister’s post! She ended up with a Bronco sport that she ordered, since this was around covid era and couldn’t get anything without a markup, she ordered from Ford and got a discount off msrp.

It’s not just this page, it’s all articles on Jalopnik. Same crap over at Kotaku. It’s really annoying.