Tesla's California factory operating despite virus lockdown order

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Tesla's California factory operating despite virus lockdown order
Tesla's vehicle factory in California appeared to be operating normally on Wednesday despite an order by local officials to comply with a three-week lockdown in the San Francisco Bay Area to rein in the spread of COVID-19. Thousands of cars were visible in the factory's employee parking lot in ...

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