Tesla stock closed at a new all-time high—adjusted for any stock splits—on Wednesday as it rose for a sixth-consecutive session. Inflation data for November helped the market—and Tesla Consumer prices increased at 2.7% from a year ago—in line with economists’ expectations and likely keeping the Federal Reserve on track to cut benchmark interest rates next week. Expectations that CEO Elon Musk’s relationship with President-elect Donald Trump will benefit Tesla helped push shares higher, which in turn led analysts to raise their price targets, helping fuel additional stock gains in what’s become a virtuous cycle...

Tesla stock sets an all-time intraday high, GameStop posts a surprise quarterly profit even as sales fall 20%, and Macy’s cuts its outlook...

Tesla shares hit a new all-time high on Wednesday as the EV maker continues its relentless run higher since President-elect Donald Trump’s election win...

Tesla shares surged nearly 6% Wednesday to notch their first record close in three years...

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Elon Musk has become the first person in history worth $400bn (£314bn) after a surge in his wealth since Donald Trump’s US election victory...

With Chinese automakers entering the EV market and increasing regulatory pressures in Europe, tensions keep mounting for Tesla. Meanwhile, Waymo is racing ahead of Tesla in autonomous driving supremacy. Can Tesla bounce back from such mounting setbacks, or has it lost its edge? The stock price reflects a lot of optimism but are investors realizing […]...

Tesla hits $418 as strong demand, new model rumors, and optimism for market growth fuel stock's ascent...

Elon Musk was already the richest person on the planet. Now, thanks to Tesla, xAI, and SpaceX’s surging valuations, he’s worth more than $400 billion, according to Bloomberg News’s calculations...