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Sure, all used cars lose value. But these 5 makes lost more average value on the used market than any other.

Now that it's the number-one EV company in the world, Tesla is focusing its lasers squarely on the biggest market in the world: China.

Just 10 years ago, Tesla had a few cars on the road and nary a charging station or retail outlet. All of that has changed by a wide margin.

With 250,000 Cybertruck pre-orders awaiting production, Tesla hiring is back to pre-2019 levels.

Hiring at SpaceX is at an all-time high, with a particular focus on its Starship spacecraft.

This hiring spree represents the first of its kind since the summer of 2018.

Tesla appears to be holding on to mid-level employees much better than it does its executives. But hiring for new talent is at all-time lows, and recruitment analysis reveals even more curious trends.

Neuralink is already in hiring mode as it looks to bring on experts who will help develop a computer-brain interface.

As Elon Musk drives Tesla into its adolescent years, analysts are looking for the company to describe a smart strategic path forward.

Elon Musk thinks Teslas should be appreciating in value - but that isn't what the used car market is saying, from a supply or demand standpoint.