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Elon Musk, Tesla CEO Patrick Pleul/picture alliance via Getty Images Elon Musk said on Tuesday that SpaceX''s Starlink satellites have had to dodge debris after Russia destroyed

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips Tesla CEO Elon Musk is selling off shares and that’s had an impact on TSLA stock price, but some may see that as an opportunity. The post Tesla Slides Again After Musk Sells More Shares: Should You Worry? appeared first on InvestorPlace . More From InvestorPlace Stock Prodigy Who Found NIO at $2… Says Buy THIS Now Man Who Called Black Monday: “Prepare Now.” #1 EV Stock Still Flying Under the Radar Interested in Crypto? Read This First…

Jordan Lindsey was behind the wheel of a 1992 GMC Safari when he crashed on a highway just outside Chicago.

He bought the ticket at the gas station - but he won''t be needing those pumps soon.

Gordon Johnson: Tesla Will Beat Q4 Deliveries, But Risk Profile "Soars" Going Into 2022 Consistent Tesla skeptic Gordon Johnson of GLJ Research is breaking from his usual pessimism about the company and predicting a large Q4 delivery beat for the automaker. Johnson claims that consensus estimates for the quarter are "amusingly low", but also claims that risks for 2022 are "soaring" for Tesla. In a note to clients on Tuesday morning, Johnson explained that he thought Tesla could "blow away" the consensus estimate of 262,340 deliveries. Johnson says he think''s Musk''s recent leaked "internal email" was an attempt to lower expectations for Q4 deliveries so he can beat them and eventually dump more stock. He also points out Musk''s consistent complaints about supply chain issues on Twitter to make this case. But he also claims that while many on the sell side and in the media will claim the numbers to be a success, "the reality is they will represent a decline in incremental cars sold QoQ, despite TSLA producing a lot more cars in 4Q21 (i.e., ~300K) vs. 3Q21 (i.e., 237.823K)." "This is very bad for a company trading at 23.6x sales," Johnson writes.

The first of Teslas Model Y Performance units began delivering with AMD chips instead of Intel chips last week, and following the switch, we can Read more The post Tesla Model Y AMD Ryzen vs. Model 3 with Intel Atom Chip [VIDEO] appeared first on TeslaNorth.com .

Tesla only began selling its cars in Israel this year, and with less than a year in the country under its belt, the company is Read more The post Israel EV Sales Surge 700% Year-Over-Year, Tesla Dominates Segment appeared first on TeslaNorth.com .

By Paul R. La Monica, CNN Business It looks like Tesla''s Elon Musk isn''t the only high profile CEO getting rid of shares in the company they run. Microsoft

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ex-Apple / Tesla Leaders Raise $1,000,000 in 1 Hour From Retail Investors, On Track to Release World’s First Artificial Human Arm.

The CEO of Binance Changpeng Zhao, is offering a Tesla and $50,000 worth of dogecoin in a contest that was announced on Twitter on Monday. To enter the contest, following rules have been announced: Retweet his post Follow him, his firm, and Elon Musk on Twitter Have a verified Binance account that cleared know your [] The post Binance chief announces contest to winning Tesla, $50,000 worth of dogecoin appeared first on BOL News .

Shares of electric vehicle maker Tesla went up by more than 5% on Monday, making the billionaire Tesla Chief Executive Officer about $12 billion richer.

New Delhi: Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday gave a shout out to Indian talent in America after Parag Agrawal was appointed the chief executive

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that Teslas non-unionized employees actually get paid on an hourly basis more than their unionized counterparts from General Motors. Musks update was shared as a response to a post about GM CEO Mary Barra on Twitter. GM CEO Mary Barra has attracted a lot of attention recently due to [] The post Elon Musk highlights that Tesla employees make more than GMs union workers appeared first on TESLARATI .

Tesla rallied strongly on Monday as the Friday panic that gripped global equity markets was forgotten. A combination of bullish commentary from Goldma