But who knows, in the US lawsuits are easy to make up, just expensive (lawyers getting the last laugh). Short sellers might just be doing that...The article could as well be fraud...or bad journalism (not checking sources), which sadly, happens more often than not.
Who is telling the truth? The short sellers and whistleblowers or Tesla and their fans/stockholders?
PS: this piece was initially flagged by HN users and since (thankfully) unflagged by moderator.
It will be nice if the article provided a reference to other specific employee defamation cases, by not lumping them altogether.
Ex: https://money.cnn.com/2018/08/11/news/companies/tesla-elon-m...
https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/19/21446587/judge-dismiss-de...
But who knows, in the US lawsuits are easy to make up, just expensive (lawyers getting the last laugh). Short sellers might just be doing that...The article could as well be fraud...or bad journalism (not checking sources), which sadly, happens more often than not.
Who is telling the truth? The short sellers and whistleblowers or Tesla and their fans/stockholders?
PS: this piece was initially flagged by HN users and since (thankfully) unflagged by moderator.