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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has once again captured public attention. After visiting Tesla's Design Studio in Hawthorne, California, he hinted at what he described as "Most epic demo ever by end of year," ...
With Tesla’s market capitalization at $1.11 trillion, an investor (or group) would need at least $33.3 billion to try to stop the company from an action that they deem a breach of duty.
The problem is Tesla faces growing competition from Chinese automakers like BYD, which reported one million EV sales in the first half of 2025 compared to Tesla’s 721,000.
Tesla shares fall about 7 percent as Musk's announces 'America Party' Investors fear the political foray is distraction from the business The company has faced numerous challenges in recent months ...
Elon Musk is diving back into US politics, and Tesla investors are not happy about it. Tesla's stock price plunged on Monday after the billionaire said he would form a new political party ...
With Tesla’s market capitalization at $1.11 trillion, an investor (or group) would need at least $33.3 billion to try to stop the company from an action that they deem a breach of duty.
Tesla has not set a date for the 2025 gathering and the "lack of transparency raises serious concerns about the company's respect for shareholder rights," the letter said.
The bill could be a crushing burden on a U.S. EV industry that is already struggling with consumer fatigue, high interest rates ... And they could easily put pressure on Tesla's sky-high valuation.
A group of 27 major Tesla shareholders urged the electric automaker's board on Wednesday to set a date for its annual shareholder meeting this year, citing legal obligations and growing governance ...
The new stock's business is at odds with Tesla right now. Billionaire investor Bill Ackman made a name for himself in the 21st century through activist short-selling.
While the billionaire investor may not have said it, a big bet on Uber is currently a big bet against Tesla. That's because both companies are banking on robotaxis to carry their future businesses ...