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Struggling EV startup Canoo says it has furloughed 82 employees and is idling its factory in Oklahoma while it grasps for the capital needed to survive. The company claims it is in “advanced discussions with various capital sources” to raise emergency funding. The announcement comes just a few days after board member James Chen resigned, and roughly one month after the company saw its chief financial officer and head lawyer depart . Canoo is also facing multiple lawsuits from suppliers over alleged late payments. The new furloughs cap what has been a rough year for the startup. The company has undergone multiple rounds of layoffs and furloughs, and closed the Los Angeles office that used to serve as its headquarters. Canoo’s chief technology officer left in August , and all of the company’s founders are now gone. In the meantime, it has been kept afloat by loans from the venture firm run by its CEO, Tony Aquila. It’s unclear what Canoo was making at its facility in Oklahoma before deciding to pause operations there. So far, the company has delivered electric vans to NASA, USPS, Walmart, and the Department of Defense for testing. But it has failed at its broader ambitions of ramping up manufacturing for other commercial customers. In an unsigned statement, Canoo said: “We regret having to furlough our employees, especially during the holidays, but we have no choice at this point. We are hopeful that we will be able to bring them back to work soon.” Aquila did not immediately respond to a request for comment.NASA says ‘High risk’ Goddard project had unrealistic launch schedule
These emoji and acronyms are no longer cool, says studyCadence’s Anirudh Devgan to Present at Nasdaq Investor ConferenceA British Airways flight attendant has come under fire after allegedly sharing an insensitive revelation regarding Liam Payne's remains. The crew member, employed by the UK's national airline, is alleged to have been on duty during the flight that transported Liam's body back from Buenos Aires. The 31 year old former One Direction star met a tragic end, falling from his hotel room balcony on the third floor in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 16. However, it has emerged that the crew member may have contravened British Airways' strict privacy policies by disclosing details about those on board the flight departing the Argentinian capital on November 6. It is claimed that the flight attendant disclosed to her social media followers that Liam's coffin was on the aircraft after being released by authorities in Argentina. "Just been told we're carrying a coffin with us today," they are reported to have shared online. Read more Cheryl shares how grief has changed her life after devastating double tragedy Furthermore, they allegedly remarked: "To then find out it's Liam Payne's body and his family are on our flight too, heart-breaking." According to a source who spoke to The Sun, the flight attendant has been suspended from their role at the airline following the incident, reports the Mirror . They alleged: "This stewardess cares more for her online social media following than her job. She has been brought to the attention of bosses due to previous posts. It is a serious data breach, not to mention a callous and heartless move to tell the world of Liam's final journey for the good of her online following." A spokesperson for the airline responded to the Mirror, stating: "We are investigating this matter so it would be inappropriate to comment further." Wolverhampton-born Liam was laid to rest earlier this week, close to his former home in Buckinghamshire. At the funeral, his grieving parents Karen and Geoff were accompanied by his sisters Ruth and Nicola, and Cheryl Tweedy, his ex-girlfriend and mother of his young son. Liam's family pulled out all the stops to make sure his send-off was a fitting homage to the much-loved singer. The service featured thoughtful nods to Liam, including unique floral arrangements and candles. A standout tribute at the Buckinghamshire church greeted attendees with a floral representation of bowling pins being struck by a ball, crafted from fresh blooms. This heartfelt gesture harked back to Liam's well-known passion for bowling, an activity he enjoyed on his 31st birthday on 29th August this year with his nearest and dearest. Vehicles ferrying guests sported Batman stickers on their windshields, depicting the iconic black bat emblem on a white backdrop. Liam's fondness for Batman was no secret, with some admirers even suggesting he was "obsessed" with the enigmatic caped crusader.
