Tesla to cut nine per cent of workforce in search of profitability
Company-wide restructure will slim staff numbers but not affect Model 3 production rates, says founder Elon Musk
Electric car giant Tesla is letting go of nine per cent of its workforce, in a major restructuring designed to get the firm on track to become "sustainably profitable". Announcing the plans this week,...
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