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Bitcoin has swung wildly over the last week as traders scramble to get ahead of a “crisis scenario” for the bitcoin price.The bitcoin price has dropped to lows not seen since early November, with pani

Tesla has new Model Y inventory available today in the US, just days after opening orders for what is supposed to be its most popular model.

Tesla is back in the political crosshairs—and this time, it's not walking away unscathed. Elon Musk made personal appeals to President Trump and publicly championed free trade on X, but none of it was enough to stop the administration from escalating tariffs on Chinese imports. Trump is now floating a 50% tariff hike, stacking it on top of the 34% already announced. Behind the scenes, Musk's team lobbied hard. On social media, he posted videos of Milton Friedman. But the message didn't land. The White House isn't backing down.What's more telling is the reaction inside Trump's own donor class. Key business allies—many of whom backed Trump's campaign—are privately alarmed and organizing informal lobbying efforts. Venture investor Joe Lonsdale confirmed he'd warned officials the tariffs would hurt American companies more than Chinese ones. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and trade adviser Peter Navarro remain firm on protectionism, leaving Tesla and the broader tech sector increasingly

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock rang in the new year on a high note, having surged through much of November and December following Donald Trump’s re-elec...

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The trade-war selloff took a breather on Tuesday, buoying Big Tech firms including Nvidia , Tesla , Meta , and Microsoft , after a mixed day on Monday and two especially gnarly days last week wiped $1.8 trillion off the market value of leading tech stocks.The moment’s shifting investor outlook is apparently wrapped up in hopes that deals will soon emerge from President Donald Trump’s tariff talks; investors chased the glimmer of light by boosting Nvidia stock by more than 5% as of 11:30 a.m. Eastern on Tuesday.Around this time, Tesla was up roughly 4.5%, Microsoft was up 2.6%, Meta was up about 2.4%, Amazon was up 1.8%, and Apple was up 1.6%.Just yesterday, Big Tech’s recent losses had the stocks of Apple, Microsoft, and Google’s parent company Alphabet approaching one-year lows. Apple, which relies on factories in China to build its iPhones, is among the tech giants most vulnerable to sweeping tariffs.For the latest news, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Billionaire presidential adviser Elon Musk attacked White House trade counselor Peter Navarro as “dumber than a sack of bricks” as a fight over President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff regime spille

Tesla Inc. is taking heat week after week from one of its most outspoken investors. Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, came out swinging after the company reported weak sales in first quarter for some of its high-end electric vehicles.These numbers suck. Tesla other models sold only 12,881 versus last year 17,027. This is down 25%. The high end EV business has totally eroded. The cybertruck is basically not selling. The brand is broken and may not be fixable. The BOD is 100% responsible...“These numbers suck,” Gerber wrote on X, referring to Tesla's Cybertruck, Model S and Model X, which he says sold just 12,881 units—down 25% from the 17,027 sold in the same period last year. “The high-end EV business has totally eroded. The Cybertruck is basically not selling. The brand is broken and may not be fixable.”Gerber also blasted Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm, accusing her of failing to act in the interest of shareholders. “Robyn Denholm is the woman paid of