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Tesla's German factory gets off to an explosive start

Workers check for weapons from World War II at the site where Tesla will build its new plant in Germany. (Sean Gallup\/Getty Images)
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January 24, 2020 09:10 AM

BERLIN -- Seven U.S. bombs from World War II have been found in the plot of land outside Berlin where Tesla wants to build its first European factory, local authorities said on Thursday.

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