Tesla stock dipped ahead of the firm's Cybertruck delivery event. Tesla shares were down 1.8% in Thursday trading. CEO Elon Musk has called the Cybertruck "potentially our best product ever.” Musk also turned heads on Wednesday during his appearance at the New York Times 2023 DealBook Summit in New York, where he told companies who pulled advertisements from Twitter to "go f— yourself...

The billionaire Tesla CEO just took his praise of China's electric-vehicle makers up a notch...

Elon Musk apparently missed that memo. In his latest outburst, the owner of X applied the F word to blue-chip companies who have stopped advertising on the social network. Then there are other equity investors like Jack Dorsey and Saudi Arabia...

The price of crude oil fell after a cartel of oil-producing nations led by Saudi Arabia surprised the market by issuing a statement that failed to include an expected pledge to cut production by another million barrels per day...

Tesla was added to the nearly three years ago, taking the place of real estate investment trust Apartment Investment & Management in the index. It does say something about the stock market, disruption, and index construction. Tesla stock went into the S&P 500 in December 2020 at a split-adjusted price of about $232 a share...

Shares of Tesla retreated Thursday ahead of [a planned event](https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/the-tesla-cybertruck-is-almost-here-what-will-it-cost-b613d149) at its Austin, Texas, factory to commemorate the first deliveries of its long-awaited Cybertruck...

Tesla has a flair for launches that only tech companies once wielded. If the Cybertruck starts at under $50,000 it will be cheaper than a base-model Ford F-150 Lightning...

The electric-vehicle maker is expected to provide pricing and driving-range details about its long-delayed truck on Thursday...

Tesla's Cybertruck (TSLA) is set to launch Thursday afternoon at its Gigafactory in Austin, Texas. While some investors are hyped for the release, there are those who feel that this isn't the big moment the company and investors were hoping for. Andrew Hawkins, The Verge Transportation Editor and Tom Narayan, Lead Equity Analyst, Global Autos for RBC Capital Markets, join Yahoo Finance to discuss their thoughts on the launch and what it means for the company and investors alike. Narayan describes the vehicle as a "halo car," designed to lure shoppers that Tesla can sell its other vehicles to. Hawkins explains his feelings: "When it [the Cybertuck] was first announced in 2019, there were no electric trucks on the market at that time. So if Tesla had actually released the truck and started delivering it to customers soon after that event, they really could've captured this market but now we've seen there's the F150 Lightning (F), Rivian R1T (RIVN), there's a Hummer truck (GM), and there's more coming out... So I think there is an argument to be made that Tesla kind of missed the moment here." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live...