That’s not how stocks work. Stocks are highly illogical and based on hype. Look at Zoom, for example. They shot up by >30% this week. Their market cap is $120B.

the fact that it stayed stable during a world wide pandemic is definitely part of it. vehicle sales were down for every other manufacturer other than luxury market so that fact that this stayed stable shows it has a lot of potential.

Name a publicly traded for-profit company that ISN’T happy to take your money.

“Their current stock price means they should be making more cars revenue, gross profit and net profit than GM, and still have growth that people believe will go unchallenged for the next decade.”

For starters, I do not own a Tesla and I think Elon Musk is a complete douchebag.

Guarantee I’d rather live in CA or NY than wherever you’re from.

Considering this happened at LAX, your lameness is extra lamey.

He’s hispanic, which is an ethnicity. There are black hispanic people in Brazil. Hence why I used the word Afro-Brazillian to describe Roberto.

Did you see Probsts’ response- the video with him explaining what happened, the conditions, his acknowledgement of his mistake at the turn? Friendo- that’s the kind of guy youwant behind the wheel! A rookie (for Pikes Peak in the Tesla) running a similary spec’d machine crashed out too- that totally refutes your point.

Right. Because race car drivers never crash.

Congratulations, this title is just edgy enough that you may become a topic of discussion in the world of shitty F1 journalism for 5-10 minutes

I don’t see how anyone could see this as Apple being in the wrong?

Though it should be noted that Android allows you to avoid using their app store entirely and can be emulated for free on just about any electronic, and that both iOS and Android aren’t limited to cell phones.

I have a visceral hatred of both parties involved, but to be honest, Epic is clearly in the wrong here. They broke the terms of the service agreement, full stop. This is such a blatant strong-arm attempt and is decidedly illegal and really shouldn’t even go to court, no matter how much money is on the line (and I’m…

Fuck the CCP

I find it disturbing that convertibles are facing a threat not seen since the 70's. Convertibles bridge the gap between motorcycle and a car. It’s a gap that must not be lost.

Not only that, but it actually does not violate any laws (at least in the US) for a monopoly to simply exist. It only becomes an antitrust case if someone uses a monopoly to engage in anti-competitive practices. Epic might stand a better chance if they argue that, together, Apple and Google have a duopoly on apps, but…

Since we’re on the subject, remember that Epic is also suing Google because (and I’m not making this up) almost all Android phones ship with the Google Play store installed.

Honestly, a lot of people seem to be working on the wrong idea of what a monopoly is considering (last I checked) iOS isn’t even the market leader and at the end of the day Apple could just close the App store entirely out of spite and relaunch it with a different name.

They are clearly contractors. By established labor law, there is no conceivable way they are employees, which is why California had to pass this special law to begin with.