/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8529259
Get a load of this retard.

>>4522513
>>still cash flow negative
Yeah, most early-stage companies with massive YoY growth are.
>>needs taxpayer welfare to survive
No, that's wrong.
>>plenty of problems and customer complaints with current cars
No, that's wrong.
>>already shilling new products to just get investor money
Wow, clearly having a business plan for the future is a bad thing.

It's extremely obvious you're just buttmad that an electric car company is so successful. Go back to >>>/pol/.

>>3206515
>>3207653
It's alright when companies are small enough that they can't try to manipulate the system to their own advantage. Except that's what they're doing right now.

When they get big enough they can start demanding special tax breaks that their smaller competitors don't have and also start passing their own legislation to make it tough for competition. Their market advantage becomes the way they can cheat the system, rather than the superiority of their product.