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They didn't do anything other than provide efficient labor and factories. Western businesses took their production to China to make more money, which in turn boosted the stock market and financial sector profits.

You mean the Republican party taken over by the cancerous Christian nationalists?

https://www.pcmag.com/news/chinas-iphone-ban-is-only-just-beginning

Living in uncertain times in America, for sure. I'm not sure that is necessarily bad unless the anxieties of some groups lead to violence. What we are experiencing in America is its underbelly making itself known, thanks to Trump and co saying out loud what was kept hush hush with...

Good question. Is lithium mining less polluting than coal, oil or gas? I don't know.

I don't believe in your Machiavellian outlook. Bots and AI are products of the tech sector. Governments, the ones that people elect, will prevent the displacement of the workforce if and when the technology risks great damage to the population. This may take longer in business powerful...

Disagree. Tesla is now far more than Elon Musk. Over the last couple of years, and at least since his purchase of Twitter, the share price has reacted negatively every time he voiced his libertarian political opinions on the platform, including a significant drop upon his purchase of Twitter...

https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/jpmorgans-jamie-dimon-delivers-a-stern-warning-to-remote-workers But why?

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/lithium-discovery-in-us-volcano-could-be-biggest-deposit-ever-found/4018032.article

Total agree. Musk is both Tesla's catalyst and cataclysm and his unpredictability dramatically impacts the share price. I've said before, I would prefer to see him relinquish the CEO role and become Tesla's Chairman, to reduce his X nonsense to his own.

I base my projections on historical trends, what pushed the stock up or down, and what's in the pipeline for Tesla in the short (weeks to months), mid (3 years) and long (5+ years) term. I don't believe or care if TSLA hits 1000 in 10 years. I care that it hits 500 (or split equivalent) in...

Tesla is one of the more polarizing company today. You can find plenty of opinions and analyses from either side of the spectrum with wildly contradictory results. In the end, it's who you believe, what you believe and, most importantly, what you are going to do about it.

You sure appear a lot on this Tesla thread for someone who doesn't partake. Might want to try it some day, you might make some money. Btw, you are wrong. Most fanbois wish for the margins to stay high because, they think, Teslas sell themselves. I believe Tesla needs to sell more cars and...

From Benzinga: Lucid Group Inc (NASDAQ:LCID) CEO Peter Rawlinson was the highest-paid automotive CEO in 2022 as per a survey, and Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk has a word of caution about it. What Happened: According to data from Equilar CEO Compensation Survey, Rawlinson’s total...

You're being disingenuous. Your point is that Tesla is in some kind of trouble because it's cutting its margin, yet: https://fiatgroupworld.com/2023/04/26/ferrari-and-tesla-the-worlds-most-profitable-carmakers/#:~:text=The%20other%20big%20conclusion%20from,the%20second%20in%20the%20ranking...

I just paid $90 for 2021 MS Office Pro. At least I can be sure that whatever I send back to my client will be the same as what I see before I send it.

No, I just purchased a 2021 downloadable version of Office Pro. Works fine.

My customer is all MS and I'm reviewing manuals created in .doc or .docx. While Google can modify and save these, they don't format perfectly the same when you have tables and pictures.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/01/business/aurubis-copper-theft/index.html

I've been using Google until a couple of weeks working on a project that required me to use MS. At first I bought their basic online suite (365) but quickly learned that I needed functionalities that were only available at the next fee level. Then I realized I couldn't buy a permanent license...