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"They keep saying we need to print more money. What is that going to do? That's not going to cure the virus."

...the board used the excuse that WeWork’s valuation collapse was “completely unanticipated and dramatic”...

He falsely promised an undercover agent that an investment of $10,000 would return a profit of $19,000 to $25,000 per month.

At least he didn't call the virus a pedo. 

But will consumers pay $5/month for it?

On a salary of just $70,650, he amassed four mansions, a $42.5 million Gulfstream jet, a $13 million golf club and a villa.

Could the iPhone 5G wind up being pushed back to 2021?

The money was used for "private villas, high-end liquor and meal expenses, golfing apparel, golf clubs and green fees."

The month is traditionally a slower one for the heavy duty trucking industry, but this year included an extra day.

"If you have not reported truthfully, our system will find out."

"This will be substantial..."

Refinances are up 224% year over year. 

The meeting will be held "irrespective of conditions at that time."

Talk about setting the cause back...

And it appears that Tesla only fessed up after consumers started to take notice.