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more about #deathwatch more comments → HiredGoons: Hahhhvey how ahhhhh you dahhhhlink?!?! putz. more » parkslump: Inglorious Basterds to the rescue! more » mikedrawcar: oh yeah, Musk? Well I have a 30 gazillion dollar investment from Walt Disney HIMSELF. Came back from the dead and everything. So, you know, buy my car... more » phlox✔: Jesus, Owen. It's like you want Elon Musk to put out a hit on you. Plus, I have an email from a certain Nigerian prince who shall not be named. Can I ... more » Lizstless: GE, GE Capital and EFS are three different organizations. I wouldn't be surprised if you end up being right on this one, but a non-investment or comme... more » BadUncle: statements which later prove inoperative. Pinnoccio nose grew to become inoperative. more » weatherman: Demanding a $40,000 deposit on a car that costs $50,000? Two or three years before it's supposed to be produced? Totally unreasonable. If they are loo... more » parkslump: This is gonna be bigger than the Delorean. more » JacquesPaysan: I don't care about this story, but that car: Me wantee, and I don't even drive. more » leavethegun-takethecannoli: At the risk of being gullible, did he really say that? That's unbelievably rude. I wouldn't cover any of his press releases anymore. more » Jo Schmo: I can't stand this indecisionmarried with a lack of vision more » phlox✔: Be afraid Owen. It's probably a Jim Crow sammich, since you seem to have a problem with their 'ethnics'. more » engineerd: Tesla's ship will sink with this sort of confusion about what to do with leaks. more » Dr. H. F. Danger: OOOOOoooooOOOOOooooooooooh looks like someone has a crush more » Trulymadlyme: I would buy this car if it were in the 40-45K range. But that's my personal limit on how much I'd spend on a luxury vehicle. more » -
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Is Harvey Weinstein Broke?
The Weinstein Company keeps throwing out signs of having absolutely no money. The latest is a report that the company may have lost the rights to produce a sequel to Sin City. More » -
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Tesla CEO Says GE's an Investor, but GE Says No
Yesterday, we noted an upcoming Car & Driver interview with Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk in which he claims GE Capital is investing in the electric-car maker. Today, GE told us nuh-uh. More » -
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Is Elon Musk Guaranteeing Tesla Buyers' Deposits? Yes and No
Tesla Motors, the cash-poor electric-car startup which just unveiled a new sedan prototype, may have gotten money from General Electric. But it's really hoping to trick car buyers into investing on the sly. More » -
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Tesla Praises Leaked Car Photos It Wants Erased from the Internet
Is Tesla Motors mad that Digg founder Kevin Rose spoiled the launch of its Model S sedan by leaking photos on Flickr? Yes and no, depending on who you ask at the ailing electric-car startup. More » -
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Schwarzenegger Wants to Terminate His Tesla Roadster
When Tesla Motors launched its all-electric Roadster sports car, celebrities lined up to order one — including Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Now we hear he's been trying to return it for months.
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The End of Second Life
Those who can't do, teach. Second Life, the most overhyped virtual world, has been abandoned even by its most fervent journalistic promoters, like Reuters and Wired. It's now pitching itself as an online schoolhouse.
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Why Tesla's Elon Musk Could Be the New Preston Tucker
Tesla Motors, the best hope of Silicon Valley's nascent clean-transportation industry, is headed over a financial cliff. The only question is how many customers the electric sportscar maker will take for a ride. More » -
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Weinstein Co. Is Now 25% Off
Harvey Weinstein made his name trading the most emphemeral commodities of all — Oscar buzz — but it will be the harsh realities of cold, hard cash that threaten to bring him down. More » -
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New York Times Earnings News Is Nothing But Bad News
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a five-year low today, closing down nearly 450 points. And the New York Times Co. had an even worse day. The company's stock dove almost 10%, lower than it's been in decades. And just after the close of the markets came the payoff: the company is cutting its dividend to six cents per share, down from 23 cents last quarter. How bad is it? Very bad. How long can the company last before calling bankruptcy if things keep going like this? We're putting the question to you. More »
