STORY: Tesla confirmed Thursday (July 10) it will hold its annual shareholder meeting on November 6.The electric vehicle giant's announcement comes a day after a group of investors urged it to set a date and cited legal obligations.The last meeting was held in June 2024 and since then a series of events have hurt Tesla's stock.Those include CEO Elon Musk's public feud with President Donald Trump.And the end of EV tax credits and a slump in sales due to an ageing vehicle lineup.It has all raised investor concerns and Tesla shares have lost 38% since hitting a record high in December.The automaker also wants to pivot to self-driving technologies for future growth.Investors worry Musk's political ambitions could hurt Tesla after he recently launched the 'America Party'Tesla's board set July 31 as the new deadline for the submission of shareholder proposals to be included in the proxy statement.The carmaker was close to missing a deadline under Texas law.It allows investors to seek legal option in case a company fails to hold a shareholder meeting within 13 months of holding a previous one...

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