Coronavirus: Uber Lays Off 14 Percent of Workforce
Ride-sharing giant Uber has announced that it will be laying off 3,700 employees, or around 14 percent of its workforce, due to the drop in its business suffered during the Chinese virus pandemic.
Ride-sharing giant Uber has announced that it will be laying off 3,700 employees, or around 14 percent of its workforce, due to the drop in its business suffered during the Chinese virus pandemic.
In a recent interview, billionaire short-seller Jim Chanos stated that gig economy companies such as Uber will be “harmed, not enhanced” by the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.
President Donald Trump’s former Veterans Affairs Secretary, David Shulkin, attended a campaign fundraiser for 2020 Democrat frontrunner and former Vice President Joe Biden in New York City on Monday, according to a report.
Steve Eisman, the investor who inspired the Hollywood flick, The Big Short, is now betting against Elon Musk’s Tesla.
“He’s nowhere in autonomous driving, as far as I can tell, and big competition is coming in his space next year,” Eisenman told Bloomberg.
Jim Chanos of Kynikos Associates criticised Elon Musk for consistently over-promising in relation to Tesla in a recent interview.
Most people would assume that Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk would be extremely busy attempting to manage multiple companies effectively, but Musk still finds the time to attack journalists critical of his work on Twitter.