Here s what s on the Tuesday menu.
Tesla Chief Technical Officer JB Straubel, via the Wall Street Journal: Tesla Model 3 will have crossover and sedan versions; a million Tesla vehicles will be on roads by 2020.
Privacy advocates withdraw from talks with tech and telecom groups over establishing guidelines for facial recognition. (Statement)
Speaking of facial recognition, Facebook yesterday unveiled Moments, which uses the technology to allow friends to share photos with one another.
Google to start paying bug bounties of up to $40,000 for Android finds.
Uber delivery efforts falling short so far; it held talks with Apple and Starbucks that didn t work out.
GitHub seeking to raise $200 million at $2 billion valuation.
Etsy tests crowdfunding for its sellers.
Reddit users fleeing to Switzerland-based copy Voat after harassment crackdown; they blame Ellen Pao.
Derek Jeter s sports-media startup, The Players Tribune, raises $9 million from NEA.
Photo: Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk at the Tesla factory in Fremont, Calif. on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011. (Jim Gensheimer/Bay Area News Group)
