Christiaan Hetzner

3 weeks ago | fortune.com | Christiaan Hetzner

Not one to soon forgive or forget, Tesla CEO Elon Musk calls for his erstwhile ally to be stripped of his office and replaced. Meanwhile, Wedbush's Tesla perma-bull Dan Ives (not pictured) fears for the worst but hopes for the best. Jim Watson—AFP via Getty Images

3 weeks ago | aol.com | Christiaan Hetzner

As Elon Musk calls for President Donald Trump to be stripped of his office and replaced, the Wedbush Securities perma-bull fears the worst but hopes for the best. Musk’s thermonuclear retaliation against Trump is “jaw-dropping” and sparks a “major fear” for Tesla investors. Elon Musk’s epic scorched-earth campaign against former ally Donald Trump vaporized over $150 billion in Tesla’s market cap during a single day, an all-time record for the stock, but the fireworks may only just be starting.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Christiaan Hetzner

6 hours agoKey takeaways from May jobs report, Trump says "America is hot!"The May jobs report showed 139,000 jobs were added in the last month. President Trump reacted favorably to the news but criticized Federal Reserve …2 hours agoMultiple immigration sweeps reported across L.A.: 'They're everywhere'U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were carrying out a series of immigration sweeps across Southern California on Friday morning, sparking fear and anxiety among immigrant communities.

3 weeks ago | fortune.com | Christiaan Hetzner

On Tuesday, only some 100 hours after officially leaving the employ of the White House, Musk admitted he could no longer swallow his disgust at what the Tesla CEO called an “abomination” of a tax bill—stopping short of naming Trump directly, however. Many online users were mildly astonished that it took this long before the two finally broke up. After all, they had not been on the best of terms in the past.

3 weeks ago | fortune.com | Christiaan Hetzner

On Thursday data continued to pour in from across the world showing demand for Elon Musk’s cars is shrinking in most major markets. One sign of that emerged out of China, where aggregate sales of EVs made in Tesla’s largest manufacturing plant worldwide suffered an eighth straight month of declines. According to China’s CPCA industry association, outbound volumes from its GigaShangai factory, including exports, sank 15% in May to 61,662 vehicles.