An employee at Tesla’s sprawling battery plant outside of Reno, Nevada, has tested positive for COVID-19 according to internal communications obtained by CNBC.
Tesla announced on March 26 that it plans to reduce the number of workers at the Gigafactory by around 75%.
On March 27, Dorsey responded to the tweet of a Cash App user suggesting that the payments application could be used to distribute the United States’ forthcoming $2 trillion stimulus package.
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Stocks in Asia Pacific soared in morning trade on Wednesday as investors await the announcement of an enormous stimulus deal by U.S. lawmakers.
Virgin Galactic’s stock initially appeared susceptible to the broad sell-off on Monday that came amid increased coronavirus concerns.
But Virgin Galactic shares inexplicably reversed course in late trading, heading for a positive close.
Cybersecurity firm Emsisoft told Cointelegraph on March 23 that Maze group’s hackers compromised United Kingdom medical firm Hammersmith Medicines Research. The published data includes sensitive data on medical test volunteers such as id documents like passports, medical background and details of the tests.
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