Tesla's market capitalization just crossed $300 billion. It’s the largest car maker in the world, even larger than Toyota, which produced almost nine million cars in 2019 and had a market capitalization of $200 billion. Tesla market cap implies that the market believes that its production will go up more than 20-fold from the 400,000 cars a year it produces today to … ten million cars.
The special comes as the nation faces a massive coin shortage as a result of the coronavirus lockdown, which eliminated the amount of people using cash to pay for things.
Late last year, in the heat of an electioneering campaign, the Labour party promised to deliver full-fibre broadband access to every home and business. It would have been funded partly by nationalizing British Telecom (BT), and partly by taxing tech giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook.