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Tom Zhu, Tesla’s 2nd in command and the man expected to one day replace Elon Musk as the Tesla CEO, has resigned from his global duties and has returned to China. This move suggests Tesla’s refocus on expanding its current production facilities.
Turmoil at Tesla, including layoffs impacting its charging team, spurred concerns about the future of the Supercharger network. Musk has clarified its plans.
Musk reportedly also wrote in the email that he would ask for the resignation of any executive who retains more than three people who don't "obviously pass" his criteria starting Tuesday.
/PRNewswire/ -- A collaborative project among PJM Interconnection, Penn State and ISO New England has won funding from a U.S. Department of Energy program...
A former Tesla insider just sold a massive chunk of TSLA stock. Here's what this will likely mean for investors.