Becky Peterson is a reporter at The Information, covering the intersection of technology, business, and culture. With a focus on companies like Tesla and SpaceX, Becky's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the tech industry. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Business Insider and the Daily Herald.
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Becky Peterson's coverage largely revolves around the auto and business industries, with a focus on SpaceX, Elon Musk, Tesla, and technology. She includes expert commentary and exclusive content in her articles. When reaching out to Becky Peterson for potential collaboration or as a source of expertise, consider providing insights related to the latest developments in the mentioned industries.
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By: Nick Wingfield, Becky Peterson
Redesigning a lunar lander. Hunting for production bottlenecks. In an interview, Bezos describes digging in at his rocket startup since leaving Amazon and the upcoming launch that could shakeup its race with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
As Elon Musk builds his xAI startup, he’s having to compete with big tech giants and a slew of other startups for talent. One place he’s managed to snare several promising engineers from, though, is close to home—Tesla.
By: Becky Peterson
Tesla has canceled plans to build its long-promised $25,000 car, according to a report in Reuters. Tesla CEO Elon Musk denied the report in a post on X .Tesla had been working on the low cost car, as well as a robotaxi with a similar design, as part of Musk’s audacious goal to sell 20 million cars per year by 2030, a significant increase from the 1.8 million cars it sold in 2023. In
By: Becky Peterson, Martin
Philippe Laffont of Coatue talking with Jessica Lessin on Tuesday. Photo by Nicole Pereira.
Mubadala Capital, the investment arm of a giant Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund, is “moving into offense,” according to Ibrahim Ajami, Mubadala’s head of venture investments. “We’re leaning in,” he said, adding that the days of passive investing in vehicles like SoftBank’s Vision Fund are over.
Tesla Executive Drew Baglino has left the company amid 10% layoffs at the electric vehicle maker, Bloomberg reported . Baglino, senior vice president of powertrain engineering at Tesla, oversaw Tesla’s battery, motor and energy engineering. Baglino confirmed his departure in a post on X Monday, saying he made the decision to leave.Baglino joined the company in 2006, and was one of just
There’s a new order at Tesla: The company said Monday it would eliminate 10% of its workforce, and two key executives who reported directly to CEO Elon Musk have departed.
By: Natasha Mascarenhas, Becky Peterson, Margaux MacColl
Elon Musk. Photo by Steve Granitz/FilmMagic via Getty Images.
By: Becky Peterson
Elon Musk says his electric vehicle maker is getting closer to his long-promised vision of delivering self-driving cars, including a new ‘Cybercab.’ An effort in the Sunset District of San Francisco shows how Tesla is changing tack to reach that goal.
By: Becky Peterson
A Tesla Supercharging station in Austin. Photo by Getty Images
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