FYI, in case the reference to Business Insider in the above seems odd, the mods have apparently not only changed the headline to a more clickbait one than it used to be, but also ibexplicably changed the source article from a BI article to a nearly-identical (to the point that if they were turned in in a the same class in school, the putative authors would probably be hauled in to answer questions about plagiarism) WolfStreet article.
If so, it's written by Wolf Richter, the owner of the Wolf Street blog, and has a link to his "original article on Wolf Street" at the bottom. Not plagiarism.
HN Guidelines ask you to "submit the original source", so this is probably why the HN headline was changed.
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FYI, in case the reference to Business Insider in the above seems odd, the mods have apparently not only changed the headline to a more clickbait one than it used to be, but also ibexplicably changed the source article from a BI article to a nearly-identical (to the point that if they were turned in in a the same class in school, the putative authors would probably be hauled in to answer questions about plagiarism) WolfStreet article.
Is this the Business Insider article you're referring to?
http://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-stock-price-california-...
If so, it's written by Wolf Richter, the owner of the Wolf Street blog, and has a link to his "original article on Wolf Street" at the bottom. Not plagiarism.
HN Guidelines ask you to "submit the original source", so this is probably why the HN headline was changed.