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Since an electric car is becoming a new trend in the automobile market as an environment friendly vehicle. Tesla invested on creating electric vehicles. Tesla hires Fisker for design work on its second model. Fisker submits the design and is paid. Fisker starts its own electric company. Tesla sues Fisker for submitting a substandard design and for stealing trade secrets. Is here a legal basis for the action of Tesla? Justify your answer. What are the responsibilities of Fisker toward Tesla?

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*yes my source if Jayski.com, just curious people’s opinions on these matters* Many of the Nascar community is now aware of 2 or at least one major headline, Kevin Harvick leaving RCR for SHR, and BK racing switching one car # to the #23 next season and possibly dropping a driver for Reutimann.
BK racing as far as 2013 goes will keep ONLY a 2 car team keeping sponsorship on both for the full season. They are looking at putting Reutimann in one of the cars, meaning either Landon Cassill or Travis Kvapil are going to be let go. Theyve also decided to get the #23 instead for “dr.peppers’s 23 different flavors”/sponsor obligation. My question is who do you think BK racing will let go, IF they do let a driver go? Landon Cassill or Travis Kvapil? I personally would rather see Kvapil STAY with BK. He has ran better and not torn up as many cars as Landon has.
Now for the Harvick dispute. Harvick has apparently signed a deal to drive a 4th car for SHR in 2014. Honestly I think this is a hokes/joke, Childress was completly caught off guard and was unaware Harvick had done anything. Plus the interview’ies never or have yet to get Harvick’s side on things. Anyway the question is. IF Harvick is leaving RCR who will replace him? Austin Dillon is already set for the #31 or #3 car, Childress would still need another driver to fill Harvick’s shoes. My guess would be he puts Kurt Busch in the car. Why? Kurt is already at a Childress affiliated team, he isn’t a rookie, has won a championship, knows how to make the chase, all Childress needs to do is find a sponsor that will work with Busch,…which will be a very difficult process.
These are just my opinions, all my facts I got from Jayski and online Nascar news sites, Just curious what other people think of these situations.

Can you tell me an Alamo car rental Address?
I want to rent a car in Alamo in Orlando Florida. I checked the web site and I found out that there’s more than one Alamo there. I really can’t remember the address. It’s located in the highway almost near Magic Kingdom. I need the correct address.
Thanks in advance

I have a community website, mainly into car repairs. I want to refer someone to a particular mechanic and make some commission out of it, how can I ?

Or is there really so much domestic policy can actually do?
Now, everybody knows the middle class is dwindling. That’s not a secret.
The left will blame the greed of the corporate elites and the right will blame government taxation and regulations for putting a break on investment.
But what’s really going on here?
A worker in China – a country of 1.5 billion people, 5 times the population of the United States – has an average hourly wage of $1.68, a little bit below the wage in India, another country whose population is above a billion people.
China today is the second largest economy in the world, having recently passed Germany.
Since people like to discuss economics here…
What happens if prices in a market A are higher than those in market B? Well, unless there’s some reason why consumers can’t readily go into market B, they will leave market A and head towards market B, which will force sellers in market A to lower their prices. Market B will raise its prices somewhat, until a new equilibrium is reached.
And globalization has done just that: It was a concerted effort to get rid of trade barriers.
For a while, the west still held sway, in part because of a better-educated population (the value-added thing), but these countries haven’t stayed static in that domain either. India now has accounting firms that will do work for $12 an hour – hardly the wage promised to graduates in accounting in the west. They also make more microchips. China now has an EMERGING middle class – over 100 million people there now own a car (incidentally, an important reason why you’re paying more at the pump – more demand=higher price).
Given all of this, isn’t this whole political discourse misleading?
Isn’t time for western countries to face up to the simple fact the party is over?
As for the automobile sector, right now, North America is competing with Japan. Still an acceptable proposition. But what happens when Chinese vehicles flood the market? There’s no inherent reason a Chinese-made car must be bad. It’s coming sooner or later.
(You may believe everybody has a responsibility to become an entrepreneur then, as you’ll hear Randians say, but who else thinks it’s realistic to have an entire economy based on import-export and financial transactions?).