Bankruptcy is a risk for any individual or corporation that has a relationship with a bank. That is to say, no one is safe from the crushing weight of accumulating debt. However, in the case of publicly traded companies, the effects of corporate bankruptcy trickle down directly to investors. That’s because by investing, you take on a portion of the company’s financial risk, not just its profits. Nowhere is the risk of bankruptcy more prevalent than in that of fledgling electric vehicle (EV) companies, which ...