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Elon Musk's break with the Trump administration means investors will hope he refocuses on his sprawling empire as Tesla battles slumping sales and after SpaceX's latest rocket launch fell short of expectations.

Tesla’s crash reminds them that investor sentiment can flip quickly, especially when a stock’s narrative shifts. In summary, the impact on investors ranges from paper losses and shaken ...

Tesla's (TSLA) rough first quarter raised ... editor Al Root joins Market Domination to break down what's driving investor sentiment — from Elon Musk's reengagement to his role as CEO and ...

“Since Tesla has defied conventional valuations for so long, a bottom is more about investor sentiment than the normal metrics that value investors might use.” Tesla’s troubles have piled up ...

As Tesla (TSLA) prepares for a historic event, both investors and consumers are watching the stock closely. The electric vehicle (EV) producer is gearing up to roll out its new robotaxi fleet, marking its foray into the world of autonomous driving.

Chinese electric vehicle makers BYD and Xiaomi are gaining momentum among retail investors, outpacing Tesla (TSLA) both in stock performance and online buzz. BYD's U.S.-listed shares are up about 75% year-to-date,

Tesla stock rises despite weak Q1 earnings, declining EV demand, and rising competition. Read here for our bearish thesis on TSLA stock.