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Tesla accused of union buster bluster at Buffalo factory
(www.theregister.com)
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this post was submitted on 11 May 2024
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FTFY. Tesla is a tech company that makes cars. Their union busting practices are business decisions, which in turn affect the industry, which again, is technology.
Business decisions of a tech company are not in and of themselves tech.
C'mon. We both know the only reason this gets posted here is because the community has a rage boner for Musk. I'll agree with you this is business news, and there's a wonderful sticky about that on the top of this community. I think this counts as much as "tech news" as a workers strike at Samsung's smart refrigerator department over their retirement plans.
Tesla is single-handedly wrecking public perception of autonomous vehicle capabilities. Like it or not, their business is relevant.