This is a lot of words to say “we’re giving Tucker Carlson a job.”

That said, don’t most SPAC-merged companies plummet in value after they go public?

Given his track record, there is a reasonable expectation that you will never get your money back, so for all intents and purposes, a “trump business venture” is essentially a Ponzi scheme as far as I am concerned.

it is. the second he’s able to, Trump is going to start selling his shares. The only question is what the market cap is going to be when that happens. As with all of his endeavors, Trump is going to enrich himself and his supporters will be left holding the bag.

The man bankrupted multiple casinos.

In the making?  It was a scam from the start.

I still find it funny that people insist on calling anything Trump does a “business venture” when it’s been made clear they were all criminal operations to facilitate massive financial fraud this whole time.

I have to think that anyone prepared to drop $2.4M on anything is going to have someone inspect it carefully before making any kind of offer. And anyone really motivated to buy this car only needs to hear that it’s for sale. Better pictures aren’t likely to tip the balance on a decision to pursue it.

I’m thinking about buying some now just in case a fix is in - or the wallstreetbets folks start pumping it

Does this mean they’ll rehost Pornhub’s library?

*looks at username* shocking

For awhile Tesla had a product that could sell itself. No need for PR department, sales infrastructure, etc. Now they’ve got increasingly stale product, with one kookoo guy on twitter leading the sales pitches, who’s take basically is you’re an idiot of you don’t give your life to this product and vision. Pass.

4th gear: Tavares shouldn’t push the salary issue too hard; the last automotive CEO named Carlos had to be smuggled out of the country in a box.

If you’re a recently laid-off Stellantis worker, know that the complete uprooting of your life and cessation of your healthcare went to a good cause: Paying one guy more money.

yup, we had almost 30 service appointments for monday but no service advisors to deal with them because we all got fired lol. not my chair not my problem

don’t even know how many weekend flat tire tow ins so probably 35 appointments but no customer facing service staff to deal with them

I’m old enough to remember when Hyundai hit these shores with the $4995 Excel and everyone laughed. Stunning how far they’ve come. 

Why did you edit what you quoted from the article? The quote is:

Yep, probably hundreds of thousands of non-union workers are benefiting from the work of the unions. They should find a local UAW member and offer to reimburse half their union dues.

Yes, I think all the major manufacturers gave raises after that contract. It’s part of why the UAW is doing a good job of trying to get in with them and could actually be successful. It was a clear attempt to match the UAW, but now the UAW can try to convince the workers to be part of that instead of hoping someone…

Didn’t Tesla raise employee pay in January shortly after the UAW negotiated the new contract with the Big 3? They were essentially forced to do so to try and thwart unionization efforts. 

“As we prepare the company for our next phase of growth...”

Feel bad for the Tesla employees. This is why you need unions. It’s not about pay, so many people (granted most of them were tesla fanatics in social media or musk himself) tried running with the argument “they are already paid more than standard, why do they need a union?” Well this is why, when it is decided to lay…