Tesla cuts US factory staff to curb virus, Musk offers to produce ventilators

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Tesla cuts US factory staff to curb virus, Musk offers to produce ventilators
Tesla has told employees it reduced the number of workers at its California vehicle factory to curb the spread of coronavirus as chief executive Elon Musk said the company may start producing ventilators to ease a US shortage. In an email to employees late on Wednesday night, Tesla said it had ...

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