Tesla trails Panasonic solar partnership

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Electric vehicle giant says it will collaborate with solar manufacturing powerhouse should SolarCity acquisition secure approval

Tesla yesterday announced plans to partner with electronics giant Panasonic to produce solar cells and modules, as it awaits shareholder approval for its merger with US solar developer SolarCity. The...

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