Is Tesla Chasing Short-Term Profits Ahead of Long-Term Loyalty? (opens in new tab)

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5 pointswscott10d ago6 comments

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Are there any companies that are _not_ chasing short term profits?

Current layoff trends would suggest there are few.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBH_Group and others.

But that's a century old agricultural collective formed to survive decadal ENSO (El Niño; Neutral; La Niña) productivity cycles.

tim-tday10d ago

Does Tesla still have any customer loyalty? I’m pretty sure that ship has sailed.

orionblastar10d ago

Just remember that Musk made Liberals mad at him when he allied with Trump. So they refuse to buy any more Tesla cars. Politics matter, ask Brandon Eich. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-26868536

tim-tday10d ago

Pretty sure there was more to it than that.

orionblastar10d ago

I didn't want to get into details.

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kermatt10d ago

Are there any companies that are _not_ chasing short term profits?

Current layoff trends would suggest there are few.

defrost10d ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBH_Group and others.

But that's a century old agricultural collective formed to survive decadal ENSO (El Niño; Neutral; La Niña) productivity cycles.

tim-tday10d ago

Does Tesla still have any customer loyalty? I’m pretty sure that ship has sailed.

orionblastar10d ago

Just remember that Musk made Liberals mad at him when he allied with Trump. So they refuse to buy any more Tesla cars. Politics matter, ask Brandon Eich. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-26868536

tim-tday10d ago

Pretty sure there was more to it than that.

orionblastar10d ago

I didn't want to get into details.

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