Tim Higgins is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Yahoo Finance. His work covers a wide range of topics, including technology, business, and culture. Tim's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the latest developments in the tech industry, with a particular focus on Elon Musk and his ventures.
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After Musk sets a date for the robotaxi reveal, Tesla investors are left parsing what’s near term and what’s aspirational.
After Musk sets a date for the robotaxi reveal, Tesla investors are left parsing what's near term and what's aspirational.
By: Tim Higgins, Eduardo Miranda
The Burroughs boys’ tennis team traveled to Oak Hills last Thursday with hopes of avenging a 7-11 loss in the first round to the first place Bulldogs, when the Burros were missing a starter due to illness. Unfortunately, half of the Burros’ No. 1 doubles team was too sick to play and the result was a 6-12 loss.
Some potential Tesla buyers couldn’t stomach a purchase amid the CEO’s fall outbursts, data suggest.
Some potential Tesla buyers couldn't stomach a purchase amid the CEO's fall outbursts, data suggest.
The Burrough boys’ tennis team wrapped up league competition with a pair of victories over Apple Valley and Serrano last week.
By: Tim Higgins
Making sense of Tesla manufacturing plans increasingly requires a close study and a grain of salt when listening to Elon Musk describe what’s ahead. What was less clear this past week, as profit plunged 55% and the company burned through more than $2 billion in cash in the first quarter, was the company’s near-term product plans—“product” being the boring part of the business where metal is bashed together to make cars sold to people who drive themselves. Investors had grown increasingly concerned that Musk was losing interest in a cheaper, next-generation EV for the masses.
How the company will make lower-price EVs remains murky, but investors seem OK—for now.
The CEO is shifting the EV maker's strategy and suggesting that he could take his ideas on AI elsewhere.
The Burroughs Boys’ Tennis Team celebrated their 2024 season with an awards banquet on Monday, May 13th.
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