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GM78.050-0.47%
F12.385-0.095%
RIVN16.520-0.43%
CYD42.2400.37%
HMC24.340-0.14%
TM192.320-3.76%
CVNA409.0506.03%
PAG160.4200.42%
LAD274.920-1.47%
AN203.0700.1%
GPI341.3901.61%
ABG203.0601.05%
SAH71.8400.62%
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GM78.050-0.47%
F12.385-0.095%
RIVN16.520-0.43%
CYD42.2400.37%
HMC24.340-0.14%
TM192.320-3.76%
CVNA409.0506.03%
PAG160.4200.42%
LAD274.920-1.47%
AN203.0700.1%
GPI341.3901.61%
ABG203.0601.05%
SAH71.8400.62%
TSLA376.3002.58%
GM78.050-0.47%
F12.385-0.095%
RIVN16.520-0.43%
CYD42.2400.37%
HMC24.340-0.14%
TM192.320-3.76%
CVNA409.0506.03%
PAG160.4200.42%
LAD274.920-1.47%
AN203.0700.1%
GPI341.3901.61%
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Twitter, Tesla

New report says Musk requested Tesla executives work at Twitter

- December 12, 2022
According to information obtained by CNBC, Twitter and Tesla CEO Elon Musk enlisted the help of executives and high-ranking employees across his companies to help with his new platform. While the...
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Twitter

Recap: Elon Musk takes control of Twitter

- November 28, 2022
Update 11/28/22: Since Tesla CEO Elon Musk officially acquired social media platform Twitter, 50% of the platform's top 100 advertisers appear to have stopped their ad efforts on the social media site, according to a report...
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shareholders, debt

Tesla shareholders surprised with unexpected stock upgrade

- November 25, 2022
After a tumultuous year for Tesla shareholders, the automaker surprised analysts last Wednesday after Citigroup upgraded the company's share value to $174 from $141.33. Citigroup analyst Itay Michaeli explained that, while...
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Tesla Payout

Elon Musk’s Tesla compensation package is still in legal limbo

- November 22, 2022
Arguments ended last Friday in the legal battle over Elon Musk's $55 billion Tesla payout. In 2018, Musk was awarded a generous pay package by the automaker's board of directors. Later...
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shareholders

Elon Musk testifies in court over $55 billion Tesla payment package

- November 17, 2022
Elon Musk testified in court this Wednesday in a legal battle over his $55 billion contract with Tesla. The suit alleges that the automaker's directors acted against the interests of...
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Tesla Twitter, Tesla stock

Elon Musk sells nearly $4 billion of Tesla stock after Twitter deal

- November 10, 2022
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has sold 19.5 million shares of his electric vehicle company for $3.9 billion (pre-tax) since taking over ownership of Twitter on Friday, November 4, according to...
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Tesla

Tesla planning to increase the price of its Full Self-Driving system by 25%

- August 23, 2022
Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, has announced the company plans to increase the price of its premium driver assistance system by 25% starting on September 5th. The price increase will bring...
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shareholders

Elon Musk sells $6.9 B worth of Tesla shares ahead of Twitter legal fight

- August 11, 2022
According to a filing with the SEC, Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk recently sold 792 million shares of the company—worth $6.9 billion. Musk made the sale to finance the potential forced deal with...
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Elon Musk

Musk Sells $8.4B in Tesla shares after securing Twitter deal

- April 29, 2022
Recent filings from the Securities and Exchange Commission indicate that Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk sold around $8.4 billion in Tesla shares. Records show he sold 4.4 million Tesla shares earlier...
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EVs

Twitter’s Guy Schueller shares advice for auto marketers as EVs gain momentum and chip shortages linger

- January 31, 2022
Trends come and trends go, so what should your team be focused on for continued success in this new year? On today's edition of Inside Automotive, we’re pleased to welcome...
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