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In Gear Fisker Automotive cuts more staff. Is this the end?

Fisker Automotive will lay off most of its staff, according to various media reports. Fisker faces an April 22 deadline for its next payment to the U.S. Department of Energy, but the company has virtually no income from ongoing operations because it hasn't built a single Karma electric car since last summer.

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In Gear Volvo to license technology to Chinese parent company

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