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SpaceX stacks Starship for testing ahead of the fourth flight

  • SpaceX has stacked Starship 29 on top of Super Heavy Booster 11 ahead of the fourth Integrated Flight test.
  • Over the next few days, SpaceX will conduct various tests and a full Wet Dress Rehearsal to ensure a smooth launch.
  • SpaceX is awaiting its launch license and expects the fourth flight to take place within the next 3 to 5 weeks.
  • In the meantime, SpaceX has also conducted tests on other Starship prototypes and encountered an electrical fire during the detanking process of Ship 31.

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Tesla must face fraud suit for claiming its cars could fully drive themselves

  • A federal judge ruled that Tesla must face a lawsuit alleging fraud over misrepresentation of self-driving capabilities.
  • The lawsuit, filed by California resident Thomas LoSavio, claims that Tesla misrepresented its vehicles' self-driving capabilities.
  • Judge ruled that the lawsuit can move forward on allegations of fraud based on representations made by Tesla.
  • Tesla previously won a ruling upholding its arbitration agreement, but LoSavio opted out and can file an amended complaint.

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Tesla wins approval for Gigafactory Berlin expansion in Germany

  • Tesla has won approval for its expansion of Gigafactory Berlin, its production facility in Germany.
  • A meeting between community members and local officials was held, where concerns were expressed.
  • Protests have been ongoing against the expansion, with opponents living in treehouses in the surrounding forest.
  • Despite concerns raised, local officials chose to approve Tesla's wishes.

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Tesla’s largest retail shareholder continues push against Elon Musk’s $56B pay package

  • Tesla's largest retail shareholder, KoGuan Leo, continues to protest CEO Elon Musk's $58 billion pay package.
  • Leo, who holds over 27 million Tesla shares, opposes the potential ratification of Musk's pay package.
  • In 2018, shareholders approved a compensation plan for Musk, but a lawsuit reversed the decision.
  • Leo voted against Musk's pay package ratification and other proposals in the recent Shareholder Meeting.

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Some business leaders like Jeff Bezos hate the phrase 'work-life balance.' Here's what they prefer instead.

  • Work-life balance is a phrase some top business executives call a 'lie' or 'debilitating'.
  • Jeff Bezos says that it's not a work-life balance, but "it's actually a circle." If he feels happy at home, it energizes him and makes him more productive at work, and vice versa.
  • Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella thinks people should strive for work-life "harmony" instead of balance. He aligns his "deep interests" with his work.
  • TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett says work-life balance is a 'lie'. She views her life as a 'portfolio', taking time to perform her different roles.
  • Arianna Huffington prefers 'work-life integration'. She believes that your personal life should always come first.
  • Elon Musk famously demands high work hours and expects his employees to have the same ethic. He once told his employees to dedicate their lives to working or leave the company.
  • Jack Ma supports the '996' work culture popular in China which is working from 9 am to 9 pm, six days a week. China's government called the schedule 'illegal' in 2021, though it's believed to continue to be an expectation at many Chinese companies.

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VinFast lands record orders for VF3 EV in its home country

  • VinFast’s VF3 electric vehicle has received the most pre-orders for a vehicle ever in Vietnam.
  • Within 66 hours of its launch, the VF3 had 27,649 non-refundable and non-transferable pre-orders.
  • At least 20,000 VF3 vehicles are expected to be delivered this year, with the first units reaching customers in August.
  • The VF3 offers an affordable pricing structure, flexible financing options, and a generous warranty, making it highly attractive to consumers.

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Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Software Update: A Game Changer?

  • Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, claims that the company's next 'Supervised Full Self-Driving' software update will result in a 5 to 10x improvement in miles per intervention.
  • The update, expected to be released as v12.4 this week, is anticipated to provide significant enhancements to Tesla's self-driving system.
  • Musk also mentioned another update, v12.5, anticipated for late June, which will bring major improvements and a single stack system without an implicit stack on highways.
  • While skepticism exists due to the range of improvement mentioned and previous inconsistencies, the potential for a significant leap in self-driving technology is intriguing for the industry.

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Period trackers putting women at risk, Ineos tells government ‘wake up to hydrogen’

  • Female health monitoring apps are putting women at risk by poorly handling sensitive data, according to research.
  • Chinese online retailer Temu is facing a legal complaint filed by 17 EU companies for failing to protect consumers.
  • Fujifilm's newly announced X-T50 camera features a new Film Simulation dial, appealing to the filter-loving social media crowd.
  • Ineos Automotive CEO criticizes the government's battery-EV only approach and highlights the potential of hydrogen as an alternative solution.

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Period trackers coercing women into sharing risky information, Temu faces legal complaint

  • Female health monitoring apps are putting women at risk by “coercing” them into disclosing sensitive data, according to research.
  • Temu, a Chinese online retailer, is facing a legal complaint filed by 17 companies in the EU for alleged consumer protection violations.
  • The newly announced Fujifilm X-T50 camera features a Film Simulation dial, making it attractive to filter-loving social media users.
  • Elon Musk reportedly fired most of Tesla's Supercharger vehicle charging team after a disagreement with a senior executive.
  • Microsoft has asked hundreds of employees in China to consider transferring outside the country amidst growing tensions between the US and China.
  • The new iPad Pro demonstrates good resistance to bending in stress tests, according to YouTube videos.
  • Meta revoked a job offer to a cyber-intelligence analyst who criticized Instagram for failing to protect children from online risks.

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Elon Musk axed the entire Tesla Supercharger team after their division chief defied orders and said no to more layoffs

  • Tesla CEO Elon Musk fired the entire Supercharger team after the division chief refused to make further layoffs.
  • The decision to dissolve the Supercharger team was later reversed, and some members were rehired.
  • Musk had a meeting with Supercharger chief Rebecca Tinucci before the decision, as she had already laid off a portion of her team.
  • The sudden move faced backlash from investors and partners, leading to Musk assuring that the Supercharger network will continue to grow.

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Tesla Supercharger Network Outlook Post-Team Disbanding

  • The disbanding of the team responsible for the Tesla Supercharger network has created uncertainty about the network's future.
  • Partners like Bullet EV Charging Solutions are concerned about the impact on ongoing and future projects.
  • Tesla's approach to expanding the Supercharger network is now unclear, despite some employees being hired back.
  • Previously, Tesla focused on partnering with automakers to increase accessibility of the Supercharger network.

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Tesla is going all out to push Elon Musk's $55 billion pay package through — even spending money on ads

  • Tesla is spending money on ads to promote Elon Musk's $55 billion pay plan.
  • The compensation package was voided by a judge earlier this year.
  • Tesla is seeking shareholder approval to reinstate the pay package.
  • Shareholders will vote on the matter on June 13.

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Tesla Cybertruck overtakes notable EV pickup foe in registration data

  • According to data from S&P Global Mobility, Tesla Cybertruck had more registrations in March than Rivian R1T.
  • Tesla Cybertruck had 1,158 registrations in March in the United States, exceeding Rivian R1T’s 548 registrations.
  • The F-150 Lightning achieved 2,893 registrations in March, maintaining its lead in the sector.
  • With improved production rates and a massive order bank, Tesla Cybertruck is disrupting the electric pickup market.

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Elon Musk reveals date Tesla Cybertruck will get Full Self-Driving

  • Tesla Cybertruck will receive Full Self-Driving in late June.
  • The release of Full Self-Driving on the Cybertruck will be a major test for Tesla.
  • Version 12.4 of Full Self-Driving will be released internally this weekend.
  • Version 12.5, with a major improvement in miles per intervention, will be released for the Cybertruck.

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Tesla is pulling out all the stops to get Elon Musk’s $56B pay package approved

  • Tesla is making every effort to get Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package approved.
  • They are hiring outside personnel and preparing Board members for a tour to persuade shareholders.
  • The pay package was previously approved but was denied by a Delaware judge following a lawsuit.
  • Tesla is taking the issue seriously as Musk's payout has significant implications for the company.

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