Zap! CEO on CNBC's "Power Lunch" today
Zap! CEO Steve Schneider was on the CNBC program "Power Lunch" today and a video of his short visit is now online. The clip starts with an update on Ford and GM's sales numbers, but then shifts to Schneider talking about hedge fund interest in Zap! The CNBC host says she is excited about the price of Zap!'s cars (~$10,000) and we see footage of the Obvio and the Xebra. The one bit of news in the piece is when Schneider says that Dominoes wants to use Zap! vehicles for pizza delivery, which is something I've not heard or read elsewhere. I couldn't get the video to embed correctly, but you can watch it by clicking on the image or the Read link.
[Source: CNBC)
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carolyn arrington 8:54AM (9/18/2008)
Oh, Dorothy, Where are we!?!?!
It's hard to believe this 'great' country has sold out in such a short time of its entire history. When 90%+ of everything is made in China, Mexico, or there abouts and oil companies control the gas market and other commodities. It's easy to see where aren't in never, never land. What else should happen to AIG and other banking businesses when we the people get our jobs terminated and the manufacturing sent down south to Mexico or over seas. How can there be $$$$ for bread and butter America if there are no bread and butter jobs. All this blame, blame, blahh, blaah, blaah is a waste of time. Just admit it, America's sold out to the rest of the world but expect to be sitting on top of the apple pie.
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Donald Conflenti 1:04PM (10/21/2008)
I am so sick of your guests telling us that we have not yet reached the bottom!! Then they say that they can't predict the bottom. That's brilliant! Investors are very fickle, they don't want to hear these stupid predictions that we are still in for a lot of trouble. Good God, tell these fearful investors that this is the time to buy, they are bargains out there, get in on the action, etc,etc,. Warren Buffett tried to tell us that in his NY (Obama) Times editorial. By the way, I DID predict the TOP - THAT'S RIGHT - back in July of '07 at 14,000 and change. I told my wife that the market was going to nose-dive probably about 7-800 points. Would that it would have only done that. I failed to act, thus I am suffering along with most everyone else. But, please - POSITIVE news motivates fickle investors!!!!!!!
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Buddy Hardee 1:07PM (2/02/2009)
Wasn't the start of the economic crisis when the energy sector sucked so much money out of the economy last year for example Exxon Mobile.
A problem with the stimilus package is that the local government are raising tax to offset there budget short falls and this will absorb any moneys distributed to the states?
In my state, Virginia, under the Republician leadership we had a budget surplus. The former Governor (Mark Warner) as well as the current governor (Tim Kaine) we are having budget shortfalls.
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