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Elon Musk Fires 10 Percent Of Tesla Workforce, Prepares For “Next Phase Of Growth”

By: TalkMarkets
In preparation for more growth, Musk issued a memo announcing a workforce cut of 10 percent and two top Tesla executives resign.
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