Tesla, Trump
How Tesla stands to benefit from a second Trump presidency
Yes, Tesla CEO Elon Musk spent considerable effort (and money) helping to elect Trump, becoming a sort of direct advisor to the president elect in the process. That might buy him some influence in a second Trump administration (and seemingly already has) but it's Trump's proposals for the regulatory environment surrounding vehicles and AI — most of which were registered before Musk's campaign involvement — that stand to help his new buddy Elon's car company.
Wall Street's price targets predict these self-driving car stocks will head down different roads over the next year.
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Tesla shares were little changed Tuesday morning after falling 4% yesterday amid uncertainty over new California electric ...
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Stock for Elon Musk’s only public company, Tesla, has had a healthy November as the polarizing figure saw a variety of wins.
Mark Mahaney expects self-driving to be a boon not a bane for Uber. He sees upside in Uber stock to $120 or 65% from current ...
Tesla's stock was shedding 1.7% in recent trading, and has now lost 5.7% amid a three-day losing streak. But even with that pullback, which started after it closed at a 2 1/2-year high, the stock has ...
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares have been on a roll in recent weeks. Tesla shares were higher by 3.7% as of 1:45 p.m. ET. Much of ...
Tesla shares have surged on investor optimism that President-elect Donald Trump will bring forward policies that benefit his ...
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