
Li Auto Denis Recent Speculation of Lay-offs
Li Auto faces rumored staff reductions and budget cuts, countered by company denial of claims as "baseless misinformation."
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Li Auto faces rumored staff reductions and budget cuts, countered by company denial of claims as "baseless misinformation."
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