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Continue ReadingTesla launched the RWD Model Y in the U.S., $3,750 cheaper than the prior base variant. That comes after the EV giant reported Q3 deliveries...
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Continue ReadingWant to buy a brand new Rivian EV for way under cost? On Monday, the company announced an expectations-beating jump in deliveries for its third.....
Continue ReadingTesla (TSLA) closed at $251.60 in the latest trading session, marking a +0.55% move from the prior day...
Continue ReadingDow Jones futures: Treasury yields spiked to new highs. Bitcoin, Nvidia and Tesla stock were in focus after big moves Monday...
Continue ReadingThe Dow Jones fell as small caps lagged for the year. A Cathie Wood stock dived while Tesla stock reversed amid delivery data. Bitcoin rose...
Continue ReadingIn a victory for Tesla, a judge has ruled that a group of vehicle owners must pursue claims that the company misled about its Autopilot features in individual arbitration rather than court. The ruling means Tesla will not have to face class action claims on behalf of much larger groups of vehicle owners. U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam in Oakland, California, in a decision issued on Saturday said four Tesla owners who filed a proposed class action last year had agreed to arbitrate any legal claims against the company when they accepted its terms and conditions while purchasing vehicles through a Tesla website...
Continue ReadingTesla (TSLA) reported weaker-than-expected deliveries in its third quarter as factory upgrades impacted some production. Rivian (RIVN) beat expectations for its third quarter deliveries, which increased more than 140 percent from last year. Shares declined, however, on concerns about the company's forecast. Yahoo Finance Live discusses the news. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live...
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