Nukemtiltheyglow
2 days ago
Jensen Huang; Jen-Hsun "Jensen" Huang is a Taiwanese and American businessman, electrical engineer, and philanthropist who is the president, co-founder, and chief executive officer of Nvidia. As of January 2025, Forbes estimated Huang's net worth at US$130.5 billion, making him the 9th wealthiest person in the world.
Nukemtiltheyglow
2 days ago
I guess that statistician didn't read Jack Welch's Bio.
John Francis Welch Jr. was an American business executive, chemical engineer, and writer. He was Chairman and CEO of General Electric between 1981 and 2001. When Welch retired from GE, he received a severance payment of $417 million, the largest such payment in business history up to that point.
Or this;
About one-third of the top-performing global CEOs have engineering degrees, which is more than those with MBAs. This trend is likely due to the growing number of technology CEOs and the industry's rapid growth.
Rawlinson was very innovative. He either pissed off someone or decided to step down himself?
Nukemtiltheyglow
2 days ago
And I said, I liked Elon Musk's ass hattery. Very healthy for the country to stop Spending. As Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana quoted as saying "Washington's Spending Porn." Without limit. I don't care what is does to Tesla's bottom-line because I don't own Tesla. I own Lucid shares. Tesla stock is not affordable for me. Elon probably isn't too worried about Tesla because he's made his money. Yes, he still owns a major part of Tesla. But he's on a roll.
I'm also loving the rumors about abolishing Property Taxes. Think about it. You and the wife buy a house and pay-off the 30 year mortgage. You die, your wife gets the house, she's 80+ years old and forgets to pay Property taxes. Guess what happens next...? The Gubmint takes her property for back taxes or takes the property from the family for back taxes. And we're okay with that as a nation? Nobody said anything until now? What is the matter with us as a nation? What's that say about us? I say go Elon...you rock. Who pays the teachers, police, firefighters, garbage collectors on and on. We pay enough taxes to the IRS to choke a horse, that's where it comes from.
Nukemtiltheyglow
2 weeks ago
Sorry, but the Hay Days for EVs is just beginning. NIO 61.95 on January 22, 2021, LCID 58.05 on February 18, 2021, RIVN 179.47 on November 10, 2021. Tesla hit $488 December 2024. Although 2021 was the year of exuberance for sure.
double_m
2 weeks ago
Lucid wants to sell a lot more than just cars
Story by Elijah Nicholson-Messmer • 38m • 3 min read
Lucid Motors is ready to carve out a new path for electric vehicle makers in the industry. CEO Peter Rawlinson envisions a future where only 20% of the company’s business comes from selling cars while the other 80% is focused on licensing its electric vehicle technology to automakers looking to improve and release their EV offerings quickly.
At the BloombergNEF Summit in San Francisco, Rawlinson compared Lucid’s ambitions to Intel’s role in the computing industry. “Just as there’s an Intel inside your laptop, there’s a Lucid inside a Honda or a Toyota,” he said.
Cars as a showroom for Lucid tech
Lucid’s luxury EVs aren’t just meant to be sold, they’re meant to showcase what’s possible with the company’s powertrains. “People think, 'Oh, why didn't you just be a supplier, Peter?' Because we need the cars as a shop window for our product,” Rawlinson said.
The company aims to scale production from about 9,000 cars in 2024 to 1 million per year by the early 2030s. But even at that level, the goal isn’t to flood the market with Lucid-branded vehicles—it’s to demonstrate how efficient and powerful Lucid’s technology can be.
Aston Martin is just the beginning
Lucid’s transition into a technology supplier is already underway. The company signed a $450 million deal with Aston Martin to provide motors, battery tech, and charging components. Under this agreement, Lucid will manufacture parts in Arizona before shipping them to the U.K.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/lucid-wants-to-sell-a-lot-more-than-just-cars/ar-AA1yW4r0?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=6a68d16150214f32c73893717dc049f1&ei=68
Windbag1014
1 month ago
Trump Strikes a Deal
Feb. 29, 2020 — U.S. and Taliban sign an agreement that sets the terms for a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan by May 1, 2021, but do not release two classified annexes that set the conditions for U.S. withdrawal. At the time of the agreement, the U.S. had about 13,000 troops in Afghanistan, according to a Department of Defense inspector general report.
https://www.factcheck.org/2021/08/timeline-of-u-s-withdrawal-from-afghanistan/
Windbag1014
1 month ago
He may be. I hope so if he is going to lead my country.
Your libtard comment, although childish and unhelpful, is a great example of why politics in the US is in the state it is today. There seems to be a need to belong to the blue cult or the red cult. I do my best to look out for what is best for my family, and my neighbors. I don't vote blindly based on the party line. I try to vote for the best available person that I believe will get things done. Do you know that I didn't vote for Trump? I was terrified by Biden and a second term. I don't know his mental state at this point but it didn't look good from what I was seeing. My hope is that some day we can get rid of left/right thinking and do what is best for us now as well as generations to come. We were mostly given that by those before us. Are we as selfless as them?
You assume because I am not a fan of our current president that I can be pigeon holed into one of the two boxes fox news has presented for you?
Back to Lucid and doing business in America. Is it a good thing to give up the free market system that has worked for so long and built our country into the powerhouse it is today for isolationism and tariffs? Is the invisible hand dead? Do we no longer need an efficient market that seeks to reward the best of us? Was Ayn Rand wrong? Fascism and communism don't work. I want what I think is best for my country. I vote for the person, not the party, that I think can best achieve that. We have four years to see what he can do. I am hoping for all our sakes that he/they make the right choices and don't get in the way of free markets and hard working people.
Being respectful is a worthy goal. Give it a shot.
TucsonPhil
1 month ago
Companies will change their tactics and business models, in order to align with the direction of whichever party holds the majority.
The portfolios held by members of Congress have historically outperformed the best money managers on Wall Street. It would be foolish for big business to swim against the current.
The expression, "You can't fight the FED" exists for a reason. You can't fight against regulation, or in the case of this administration, deregulation, so watch where the big money flows and pay attention to where the winds of regulation blow, and invest accordingly.
Money is in the business of making more money, and they don't really care who is in office. That is for the proletariat to worry about.