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On the version of Hot off the Wire posted April 16 at 7:45 a.m. CT: NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump is set to return to a New York courtroom as a judge works to find a panel of jurors who'll decide whether the former president is guilty of criminal charges alleging he falsified business records to cover up a sex scandal during the 2016 campaign. The first day of Trump’s history-making trial in Manhattan ended with no one yet chosen to be on the panel of 12 jurors and six alternates. COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A fire has swept through one of Copenhagen’s oldest buildings, causing the collapse of the iconic spire from the 17th-century Old Stock Exchange. Passersby rushed to help emergency services save priceless paintings and other valuables. The Danish culture minister said it was “touching” to see how many people helped. The fire began in the copper roof of the Old Stock Exchange. The cause of the fire was not immediately known. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is allowing Idaho to enforce its ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth while lawsuits over the law proceed, reversing lower courts. The justices’ order Monday allows the state to put in place a 2023 law that subjects physicians to up to 10 years in prison if they provide hormones, puberty blockers or other gender-affirming care to people under age 18. WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker Mike Johnson is pushing for a vote on aid for Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan this week. He has unveiled a plan to contort the package to squeeze it through the House’s political divides on foreign policy.  NAPLES, Fla. (AP) — NASA says it determined that an object that crashed through the roof of a Florida home last month was a chunk of space junk from equipment discarded at the International Space Station. The debris struck a home in Naples on March 8. NASA recovered the object from the homeowner and took it to the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral for analysis.  In other headlines: The Biden administration agrees to provide $6.4 billion to Samsung for making computer chips in Texas. Trump Media stock slides again to bring it more than 66% below its peak as euphoria fades. Tesla plans to lay off 10% of workforce after dismal quarterly sales, multiple news outlets report. Justice Clarence Thomas misses the Supreme Court session Monday with no explanation. Review says Abbey Gate bombing wasn't preventable, refutes claims troops sighted the would-be bomber. The gun supervisor for the movie "Rust" gets 18 months in prison for fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin on set. 190 decaying bodies were found at a Colorado funeral home. The owners are charged with COVID fraud of $880,000. The second high-profile stabbing to rock Sydney in recent days is declared a terrorist attack. Women's college basketball's top star turns pro, winners are crowned in the Boston Marathon, the Mets climb to the .500 mark and the Islanders extend their season. —The Associated Press About this program Host Terry Lipshetz is managing editor of the national newsroom for Lee Enterprises. Besides producing the daily Hot off the Wire news podcast, Terry conducts periodic interviews for this Behind the Headlines program, co-hosts the Streamed & Screened movies and television program and is the former producer of Across the Sky, a podcast dedicated to weather and climate.

AP correspondent Norman Hall reports on Tesla's planned layoffs.

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Bloomberg Reporter Akayla Gardner talks with Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman about President Biden announcement of opening Tesla charging stations. 

The electric car giant is expected to roll out adapters for its Supercharger system, which can charge vehicles in minutes. Also, the European Central Bank is on the verge of following the Fed’s anti-inflation play of raising interest rates.

The electric car giant is expected to roll out adapters for its Supercharger system, which can charge vehicles in minutes. Also, the European Central Bank is on the verge of following the Fed’s anti-inflation play of raising interest rates.

Scott's experience covering the trial of Theranos COO Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, Facebook planting stories on TikTok, and Tesla's plans for another stock split.

Join Drew, Randy, and Mike as they discuss Tesla plans, Cybertruck, and the future of FSD!Subscribe to the Tailosive EV Podcast YouTube Channel to watch these episodes! https://youtu.be/isK4nLlO9xUIf you are looking for all the Apple talk, tap this link to be taken to the Tailosive Tech Podcast channel! https://youtu.be/tN9IHtIQILsDrew:https://twitter.com/TailosiveEVNic:https://twitter.com/NicAnsuiniRandy:https://twitter.com/RandyVazquezMike:https://twitter.com/GamerikePublished: 03-05-2022, Recorded: 03-04-2022© Tailosive Podcasts 2022 | All Rights Reserved

I'm joined by Jordan Giesige of the Limiting Factor as we discuss Tesla's ambitious plans to ramp 4680 cells at Austin and Berlin, possible range improvements to the Model Y, raw materials shortages, competition, CATL, and more. Jordan Giesige on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LimitingThe The Limiting Factor on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIFn7ONIJHyC-lMnb7Fm_jw Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:45 - Jordan Giesige going full-time on YouTube 01:45 - Where is Tesla is with ambitious Battery Day plans? 04:10 - Dry electrode technology status update 05:30 - Austin 4680 cell equipment, cell ramp vs Berlin Gigafactory 08:25 - How different are the 4680 cells? 10:40 - Does Tesla increase range of Austin Model Y vehicles with 4680 cells? 15:15 - CATL Shanghai factory 18:00 - LFP vs Nickel, 4680 vs 2170 vs prismatic. 20:25 - What happens to Nevada Gigafactory? 24:30 - Tesla audacious plans from Battery Day 26:30 - JB Straubel: battery supply chain crunch 29:15 - Reach battery scale first as advantage 37:00 - Tesla created new battery startup 39:38 - Conclusion Social

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- Mary Barra Shares More GM EV Details - GM Partners with Two Rare Earth Companies - New Ford Service Helps Fleet Operators Maximize Productivity - Ford No Longer Taking F-150 Lightning Reservations - GM Plans to Start Building the Electric Silverado in 2023 - Cruise Aims to Launch Robotaxi Service Next Year - Daimler Trucks Makes Frankfurt Stock Exchange Debut - Tesla to Launch Two Cheaper Model 3 Versions in China - Peugeot and Whirlpool Partner to Create Upscale Food Truck

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Tesla is testing out a technology that CEO Elon Musk has previously called unnecessary. For more, KCBS Radio news anchor Rebecca Corral spoke with Bloomberg News Reporter Ed Ludlow about the logic behind Tesla's plan to test Lidar even though they think its not necessary. This could be to benchmark their own camera tech or it could be to test the future viability of Lidar.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tesla is redefining what it means to be a car company. At the core of the bull-thesis is the idea that Tesla is more than an automaker. Gene Munster, Partner at Loup Ventures, a research and venture capital firm, tells us about the opportunity in energy storage and how Tesla's innovation could make its way inside the home. Sam Korus, an analyst at ARK Invest, covers robotics, EVs, energy storage, alt energy, and space. He hits on Tesla's ambitions with batteries, its plan for developing the “brain of autonomous vehicles,” and the possibility of electric flight. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voices-of-wall-street/message

I love Tesla and Elon Musk. During the Corona virus fight with the State of California, Elon said he would make a new plant in another state that is business friendly. So he did it. Austin Texas won out and Tulsa Oklahoma may get one later. What he should do is build another one and shut down the operation in California that is so anti business that even State Legislators said they didn't need Tesla. So Austin Texas loves business and want to see more jobs in Texas. The question is how much longer can California last if they keep chasing people out of their state? And do they even care? Sound like they don't. Congrats to Austin and Texas.OUR VOTE MATTERS, OUR LIVES MATTER, OUR NATION MATTERS #OURVOTEMATTERSIf you have any comments or questions, send a text to 818.252.5682 www.lodge-co.com

I love Tesla and Elon Musk. During the Corona virus fight with the State of California, Elon said he would make a new plant in another state that is business friendly. So he did it. Austin Texas won out and Tulsa Oklahoma may get one later. What he should do is build another one and shut down the operation in California that is so anti business that even State Legislators said they didn't need Tesla. So Austin Texas loves business and want to see more jobs in Texas. The question is how much longer can California last if they keep chasing people out of their state? And do they even care? Sound like they don't. Congrats to Austin and Texas.OUR VOTE MATTERS, OUR LIVES MATTER, OUR NATION MATTERS #OURVOTEMATTERSIf you have any comments or questions, send a text to 818.252.5682 www.lodge-co.com

Today I discuss Tesla’s planned re-opening of the Fremont factory to assemble vehicles. I also discuss investing topics and questions from viewers. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/heydave7 Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heydave7 Check out my podcast by searching “Dave Lee on Investing” in your podcast player or in iTunes, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dave-lee-on-investing/id1493031991 Watch this video on what a 10x company is, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9HtG-jJSTY Watch this video on how new tech goes mainstream, https://youtu.be/gVsFsydllNo Check out my archived articles/posts on Tesla and investing: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/articles-megaposts-by-davet.23473/#post-485768 Disclaimer: All content on this channel is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be construed as professional financial advice. Should you need such advice, consult a licensed financial or tax advisor. No guarantee is given regarding the accuracy of information on this channel. Author is long TSLA, SQ and other stocks at time of original video publish date.Subscribe to Dave Lee on Investing on Soundwise

Tesla plans to issue two billion dollars in common stock. The announcement comes just two weeks after CEO Elon Musk said it didn't make sense for the company to raise money. KCBS Radio contributor and Bloomberg News Reporter Ed Ludlow says Tesla has been criticized for their cash flow problems in the past and that this stock offering helps strengthen the company's balance sheet going into the rest of the year. 

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- Tesla Plans to Close Most Stores - GM Management Shakeup - Toyota Teams Up to Create HD Maps - FedEx To Test Autonomous Delivery Robots - New SEAT EV Looks a Lot Like a Tesla - Porsche Clarifies Macan’s Future - Ferrari Takes Wraps Off the F8 Tributo

- Tesla Plans to Close Most Stores- GM Management Shakeup- Toyota Teams Up to Create HD Maps- FedEx To Test Autonomous Delivery Robots- New SEAT EV Looks a Lot Like a Tesla- Porsche Clarifies Macan’s Future- Ferrari Takes Wraps Off the F8 Tributo

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Carol is joined by Dana Hull, Bloomberg News Technology Reporter, to talks about Tesla's plan to build 500,000 vehicles a year in China. Ryan Simonetti, CEO at Convene, discusses new funding for flexible meeting and work space startup. Steve Kroll, Managing Director at Monness Crespi Hardt & Co, shares investment ideas from the latest "Titans Dinner.” Jon Erlichman, Anchor of BNN Bloomberg's The Open, discusses the lack of female CEOs in Canada. And we Drive to the Close with Ron Carson, CEO of Carson Group. 

Carol is joined by Dana Hull, Bloomberg News Technology Reporter, to talks about Tesla's plan to build 500,000 vehicles a year in China. Ryan Simonetti, CEO at Convene, discusses new funding for flexible meeting and work space startup. Steve Kroll, Managing Director at Monness Crespi Hardt & Co, shares investment ideas from the latest "Titans Dinner.” Jon Erlichman, Anchor of BNN Bloomberg's The Open, discusses the lack of female CEOs in Canada. And we Drive to the Close with Ron Carson, CEO of Carson Group.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

– Tesla plans to issue new $546M lease-backed bond – Model 3 VIN 6420 allegedly spotted Links: Email > tesladailypodcast@gmail.com Twitter > @teslapodcast Patreon > patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Executive producer Jerome Jorden Music by Evan Schaeffer The post 01.29.18 – Tesla Plans to Issue $546M Bond, New Highest Model 3 VIN appeared first on TechCast Daily.

Links CONTACT:  podcast@worldorganicnews.com New “Instantly Rechargeable” Flow Battery could Dramatically Change EV Market — Great Things from Small Things .. Nanotechnology Innovation http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-ftX Old Energy Left Behind — Equivalent of 7 Gigafactories Already Under Construction; Tesla Plans 10-20 More — GarryRogers Nature Conservation http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-fvj Ode to a little stream – Off Grid Power, Part 2: Micro-Hydro — through the luminary lens http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-fvW Solar paint offers endless energy from water vapor: Breakthrough by RMIT Researchers — Great Things from Small Things .. Nanotechnology Innovation http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-fwZ **** This is the World Organic News for the week ending 19th of June 2017. Jon Moore reporting! Back in episode 67 I spoke about the need to replace fossil fuels as the the first big step we could take to start solving our global and local issues of concern. I summarised the current situation thusly: Quote: Climate change appears to be accelerating, we are bathed in chemicals from the 1950s, antidepressants could be endemic in the biosphere, the politics of our times point to towards the greater possibility of nuclear war, industrial agriculture is creating antibiotic resistant pathogens and we have huge numbers of refugees on the move across the globe. End Quote. All of these issues except for, perhaps, nuclear annihilation, were related to fossil fuel use. This week we bring good news in this respect. The big problem with renewables has always been intermittency and our reliance on large grids to deliver electricity. The energy density of storage has been the problem. This can be divided into two broad areas. Battery capacity and time to recharge said batteries. We start with a post from the blog Great Things from Small Things. Nanotechnology Innovation entitled: New “Instantly Rechargeable” Flow Battery could Dramatically Change EV Market — Great Things from Small Things. Quote: Purdue researchers have developed technology for an “instantly rechargeable” battery that is affordable, environmentally friendly, and safe. Currently, electric vehicles need charging ports in convenient locations to be viable, but this battery technology would allow drivers of hybrid and electric vehicles to charge up much like drivers of conventional cars refill quickly and easily at gas stations. This breakthrough would not only speed the switch to electric vehicles by making them more convenient to drive, but also reduce the amount of new supportive infrastructure needed for electric cars dramatically. End Quote The possibilities this releases are significant. No longer will electric vehicles, telephones, laptops, basically anything mobile which uses electricity, have to wait for as long as it takes to recharge the batteries. Filling stations, with the same turn around time as petrol stations become a reality. The effect of this is to make electric vehicles, in particular, more like fossil fuel vehicles from a user’s point of view. No longer does the driver have to keep one eye on the charge level calculating how much available power is on hand to get home to the power point. No longer do these filling stations have to rely on a swap out/swap in system of batteries. We pull in attach the power cable, recharge in minutes, pay and drive off. The magnitude of this is mind boggling. It means the move to much quieter, non-polluting vehicles is now a doable proposition. Part of the problem solved. A post from GarryRogers Nature Conservation entitled: Old Energy Left Behind — Equivalent of 7 Gigafactories Already Under Construction; Tesla Plans 10-20 More. The unit cost of batteries, that is, energy storage has been a stumbling block to renewable electrification of the economy. But and this is a big but, change is afoot! Quote: “In an interview with Leonardo DiCaprio during late 2016, Elon Musk famously claimed that it would take just 100 Gigafactories to produce enough clean energy to meet the needs of the entire world. As of mid 2017, in the face of an ever-worsening global climate, the equivalent of 7 such plants were already under construction while plans for many more were taking shape on the drawing boards of various clean energy corporations across the globe. End Quote Once the economies of scale kick in, the marginal cost of production will fall quickly and this is using existing battery technology. I’m pretty such young Musk will have set his factories up in such a way that the technology breakthroughs from places like Purdue discussed above can be incorporated into the manufacturing process at little cost. We are, actually this time, on the cusp of great change. Great change driven by as much by price signals and by good intent. By the way price signals always win out. Consider the battle between Beta Max and VHS back in the day. Betamax produced a superior product, apparently but VHS produced a much cheaper product. MP3 vs Vinyl. I could go on but I think the point is made. Once the electric vehicle is at 80% of a fossil fueled vehicle, economies of scale, price signals and popular opinion will kill off the internal combustion engine. The problem then facing us is the generation of electricity from renewable sources. We have two posts that explore opposite ends of the solution. The blog “through the luminary lens” brings us the post: Ode to a little stream – Off Grid Power, Part 2: Micro-Hydro. In this post an upgrade of the micro hydro system in conjunction with a set of PV solar cells gets the job done on a remote smallholding. The maths, engineering and construction are impressive. The post show h=what can be done at a household level when the resources are at hand. The other end of the scale is another post from the blog: Great Things from Small Things .. Nanotechnology Innovation and is entitled Solar paint offers endless energy from water vapor: Breakthrough by RMIT Researchers In this piece researches at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology have developed a paint. Longish Quote: Researchers have developed a solar paint that can absorb water vapour and split it to generate hydrogen – the cleanest source of energy. The paint contains a newly developed compound that acts like silica gel, which is used in sachets to absorb moisture and keep food, medicines and electronics fresh and dry. But unlike silica gel, the new material, synthetic molybdenum-sulphide, also acts as a semi-conductor and catalyses the splitting of water atoms into hydrogen and oxygen. Lead researcher Dr Torben Daeneke, from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, said: “We found that mixing the compound with titanium oxide particles leads to a sunlight-absorbing paint that produces hydrogen fuel from solar energy and moist air. “Titanium oxide is the white pigment that is already commonly used in wall paint, meaning that the simple addition of the new material can convert a brick wall into energy harvesting and fuel production real estate. End Quote Hydrogen, a sometimes forgotten fuel source is very clean, when burned it produces heat and water. Nothing else. Imagine that. Hydrogen can used to create steam like fossil fuels or passed through fuel cells to directly produce electricity. The future, dear listeners, is looking bright. We are now in a race against time. The CO2 in the atmosphere will take centuries to dissipate if left to its own devices. We can with the technological changes discussed today stop adding to the CO2 load in the atmosphere. As discussed in many other episodes we can use regenerative agriculture to sequester that carbon in the soil where it belongs, where it helps to feed the world. We are as, I said, on the cusp. Let’s not let this opportunity slip through our fingers this time! And on that happy note we will end this week’s episode. If you’ve liked what you heard, please tell everyone you know any way you can! I’d also really appreciate a review on iTunes. This may or may not help others to find us but it gives this podcaster an enormous thrill! Thanks in advance! Any suggestions, feedback or criticisms of the podcast or blog are most welcome. email me at podcast@worldorganicnews.com. Thank you for listening and I'll be back in a week. **** Links CONTACT:  podcast@worldorganicnews.com New “Instantly Rechargeable” Flow Battery could Dramatically Change EV Market — Great Things from Small Things .. Nanotechnology Innovation http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-ftX Old Energy Left Behind — Equivalent of 7 Gigafactories Already Under Construction; Tesla Plans 10-20 More — GarryRogers Nature Conservation http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-fvj Ode to a little stream – Off Grid Power, Part 2: Micro-Hydro — through the luminary lens http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-fvW Solar paint offers endless energy from water vapor: Breakthrough by RMIT Researchers — Great Things from Small Things .. Nanotechnology Innovation http://wp.me/p5Cqpo-fwZ