To The Moon

On Monday,Cathie Wood-ledArk Investmade significant trades, notably offloading shares of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$.The Tesla Trade:Ark Invest sold 1,594 shares of the

ARK Investment Management, led by growth investor Cathie Wood, trimmed its holding in Tesla stock last week even as the electric-vehicle company is expected to roll out its robo-taxi service in June.W

June 2 (Reuters) - The Trump administration wants countries to provide their best offer on trade negotiations by Wednesday as officials seek to accelerate talks with multiple partners ahead of a self-

Trump: Musk Will Build His Whole Car Here

About the author: Martin Kimel is an attorney who recently retired from the Securities and Exchange Commission. He is the co-author of The Pessimist's Son: A Holocaust Memoir of Hope.For nearly 31 years, I was what President Donald Trump would call a "corrupt, incompetent and unnecessary deep state bureaucrat." The Securities and Exchange Commission was my professional home under leadership appointed by both parties. Before my retirement this year, I watched with alarm as the agency was being damaged by people who haven't the vaguest clue what public service means.The SEC's lawyers, accountants, economists, and experts oversee the nation's $120 trillion securities markets. They deter fraud, ensure fair and efficient markets, and help businesses access capital. Virtually any of them could get higher-paying private-sector jobs. Instead they chose to devote themselves to the unglamorous work of serving the public.I experienced some dark times during my SEC career, including the 2008

May 30 (Reuters) - Automakers in the United States, including Tesla, must build entire vehicles including all their parts in the country instead of manufacturing parts abroad, President Donald Trump s

Elon Musk’s brother and Tesla board member, Kimbal Musk,is sellingmore Tesla shares.Tesla board member and Elon Musk’s brother, Kimbal Musk, disposed of some Tesla shares shortly ahead of plans by the

WASHINGTON -- President Trump's trade team is readying its plan B.The administration's tariff strategy was undermined when a court this week found it was illegal for Trump to impose sweeping duties by using emergency economic powers. A federal appeals court on Thursday allowed his duties to stay in effect while the administration's appeal moves forward, but U.S. officials are weighing their options should they need to find a new legal authority to impose the president's steep tariffs, which he argues will help rebalance trade in America's favor.The potential pivot reflects the challenges to Trump's aggressive trade policy, which relied on a novel interpretation of trade law. Typically, tariffs are imposed using targeted authority delegated to the president by Congress, but Trump's team relied on little-used emergency powers to impose the bulk of his wide-ranging second-term tariffs quickly.With that strategy under threat, the president's team is weighing a twofold response, according t