Elections have consequences. Just ask Mitch McConnell, who in 2017 famously snarled, “Winners make policy. Losers go home.” The world has turned and McConnell is no longer king of the hill in the Senate. Instead, Chuck Schumer of New York holds the reins of power in that august body and he intends to use that…
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Electric vehicle brands and legislators will be holding a live press conference with local media in Connecticut on Monday, March 22, at 10:00 AM EST. The press conference will take place at the Westport Train Station on the New Haven Bound Side. The news release graphic (below) noted that outdated dealer franchise laws in Connecticut…
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Once upon a time, every other Tesla analyst had a far lower target price for Tesla [TSLA] than ARK Invest, and the fund was seen as a wild outlier. Then Tesla rose to ARK Invest’s price target and everyone else dramatically adjusted their expectations. Now, ARK Invest has a new Tesla price target out: a…
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JB Straubel, who was one of the co-founders of Tesla as well as its former chief technology offer, is the founder of Redwood Materials, which focuses on recycling electric car batteries. However, now, The Verge reports that Straubel’s company is teaming up with Specialized to recycle the e-bike industry’s batteries, a lingering problem of hazardous…
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YouTuber Sara Dietschy recently had a very special day. For the first time in five years, she bought a car — a Tesla. She explained in her video how she got the money to buy her Tesla. She jumps into her story of why she sold her Bitcoin. “It was a few months ago. Honestly,…
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Courtesy of NRDC By Alison Kelly, Senior Attorney, Environmental and Energy Law “Paradise Coast” is how the tourism industry often refers to the Everglades, Naples, and Marco Island parts of south Florida. As many city dwellers flee states with cold winters and expensive costs of living looking to quarantine in this paradise, there is a…
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Mintable will be hosting the high-priced auction alongside more approachable pieces
Gilad Edelman / Wired:Google’s plan to remove third-party cookies from Chrome does little to change the underlying dynamics of the surveillance-based behavioral advertising industry — The demise of surveillance capitalism has been greatly exaggerated. — GOOGLE GOT SOME good press a few weeks ago when it announced …