Elon Musk Denies $400 Million Fed Contract For 'Armored Tesla'; DOGE Could 'Alienate' Consumers
Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk denies reports that the EV giant is set to receive a $400 million federal contract for armored vehicles and the mention of Tesla was removed from the U.S. State Department's 2025 procurement forecast.
Shares of Elon Musk's Tesla electric car company have fallen sharply, leading some investors to wonder if the drop is related ...
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi late on Thursday met billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk where he discussed issues including ...
Tesla shares moved higher in early Thursday trading, but remained mired in a weeks-long slump, as a top Wall Street analysts ...
Stifel analysts lowered their price target for Tesla stock in response to “the negative downturn in consumers' perception of ...
Kimbal Musk last week sold 75,000 Tesla shares, or almost 5% of his stake in his brother's electric vehicle company, filings ...
Tesla broke its string of five consecutive declines on Wednesday, but came off highs late in the day as reports emerged that ...
Shares of Tesla have fallen since Trump's inauguration and Musk's efficiency efforts, but EV competition from China is ...
The State Department does a lot of business with a lot of different companies and has bought Tesla's before. But freaking out ...
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