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Elon Musk's Promise of Affordable EVs Sends Tesla Shares Skyrocketing

Following CEO Elon Musk's announcement that the electric car business intends to start producing new, reasonably priced EV models by early 2025, Tesla shares finished up 12% on Wednesday.

Tesla Sales Slump as More Affordable Options Hit the Road (Is Now the Time to Buy?)

As global competition in the electric car industry intensified and the company's earlier price reductions failed to draw in additional customers, Tesla's sales dropped precipitously in the most recent quarter.

Tesla's Stock Plummets as Wall Street Bites Nails Over Upcoming Delivery Numbers

As Tesla gears up to unveil its first-quarter delivery numbers, Wall Street's mood swings between apprehension and the kind of nail-biting usually reserved for horror movie finales. With shares taking a nosedive by 29% in the first quarter-the stock's gloomiest performance since the twilight days of 2022-it's clear that Tesla is navigating through some choppy waters.

Tesla Factory Hit, Shares Plunge Amid Production Halt

Tuesday saw a decline in Tesla stock as a result of the automaker's Gigafactory in Berlin having to suspend operations due to an alleged arson assault at a nearby electrical substation.

Apple's EV Failure: The AI Love Affair Begins

Apple's shift presents both opportunities and challenges. On one hand, it could open up new revenue streams and boost Apple's long-term growth prospects. On the other hand, it's a significant strategic change that could involve risks.

$5.6 Billion Request Puts Musk Pay Package Case Back in the Spotlight

The presiding judge has been requested by the attorneys who prevailed in their argument that Tesla CEO Elon Musk's enormous compensation package was unlawful and ought to be revoked to award them $5.6 billion in company shares as legal costs.

Why a Used Car is a Better Purchase in Today’s Market

As long as there's too much national debt the Federal Reserve must maintain low-interest rates or banks default on their loans. That means consumer borrowing costs remain low and the market for used cars stays highly competitive.

4 Cars Owners Regret: Teslas, Sports Cars, and More

That's the problem with cars these days like Tesla and the Apple Car. They just don't make them to last. With all this new technology, it's just a bunch of computers on wheels. You're lucky if your new car lasts 100,000 miles without a major issue.

Tesla Takes Action to Tackle Demand Slump, Stock Continues Slide

Monday saw a little decline in Tesla (TSLA) stock as the automaker announced another round of price reductions in the US, adding to concerns about the state of EV demand as we go into the first few months of the year.

Investor Concerns Mount as Tesla Stock Faces Decline

Following a doubling in value the previous year, Tesla's (TSLA) stock has plummeted early in 2024 ahead of sales and earnings for the fourth quarter, as experts have revised lower profit expectations for the last few months of 2023.

Tesla's Cybertruck: High Price Could Dampen Enthusiasm for Electric Pickup

The starting price for Tesla's long-delayed Cybertruck is $60,990, which is more than 50% more than what CEO Elon Musk had advertised in 2019 and a price that experts predict would appeal to a privileged few.

You Can Buy Tesla Model 3 at $1000 Cheaper Now

The Model 3 Standard Range Plus is now down to $36,990, while a Model Y Standard Range is now priced at $39,990

Bill Gates Net Worth 2021: Billionare Shuns How Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos Spend their Money on 'Rockets'

Gates bravely revealed that he does not "think rockets are the solution," on Kara Swisher's "Sway" podcast, something few people now would say.

Elon Musk launches brain electrode company Neuralink

Elon Musk Calls for 'Carbon Tax,' Tesla to Benefit?

In a podcast, Elon Musk shared what he thinks is the best way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions - something is that is not popular at all.

Tesla Bitcoin Leak: Reddit Insider Comes Clean About Knowing Elon Musk's Cryptocurrency Investment

There was no leak, just some fun made-up prediction that actually came true.

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