“Profitability” can be a squishy term for startups — until they file for an IPO and deliver, through the SEC, what’s often the first unfiltered snapshot of their finances: the S-1. That’s been the case for Tesla Motors, which just filed. Read More »
Bio:Josie has covered green business and consumer trends for the last four years, as a writer and editor for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and Sierra Magazine, where her content was also syndicated to the Huffington Post. She has an MA from the Graduate Program in Journalism at Stanford University, where she studied business reporting and analyzed media coverage of electric cars and the cleantech boom.
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Recent Posts
Tesla Motors, the electric car startup, has just registered with the SEC for a $100 million initial public offering. This is the first public offering for a U.S. car company since Ford Motor’s IPO more than 50 years ago. Read More »
On the cusp of a new generation of electric vehicles and the buildout of a smart grid, connected cars — vehicles linked to the power grid and communication networks — could mean a transportation system for the digital age. Here are the key players involved. Read More »
With car companies gearing up to launch a new generation of plug-in hybrid and electric cars over the next five years, the time has come to pick sites for manufacturing the vehicles. Here is a map that highlights various locations of these hybrid car factories. Read More »
If and when Tesla goes public, it could become the biggest and possibly the first public offering for a U.S. car company since Ford Motor’s IPO more than 50 years ago. It will also offer a glimpse at the role IPOs will play in the green… Read More »
Mass deployment of electric vehicles isn’t just about cars and kilowatt-hours, but technology. After all, it will take wireless networks and software to help manage charging in a way that minimizes strain on the power grid and maximizes use of clean power sources like solar… Read More »
Nissan pulled back the curtain today on key tools in its plan for an electric, fully networked car: an iPhone application and a system called EV-IT, which will connect the company’s upcoming plug-in vehicle to a global data center via mobile networks. This comes as part… Read More »
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