Tesla Inc

NASDAQ: TSLA
$320.72
+$9.54 (+3.1%)
Closing Price on November 15, 2024

TSLA Articles

Goldman Sachs lowered an already cautious rating and pessimistic price target on Tesla, citing some near-term challenges.
Will Tesla auto workers stick with the company and its stock options or will they opt for union contract? It's still early days, but the battle lines are being drawn.
Tesla posted an adjusted diluted loss per share loss of $0.69 on adjusted revenues of $2.29 billion in the fourth quarter compared with consensus estimates calling for a per share loss of $0.43 and...
Analysts are already predicting Tesla will report a net loss for the quarter, so more are interested in the production numbers that Musk’s company will report.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Tesla, HP and some of the other most anticipated quarterly earnings reports on deck Wednesday.
Although earnings season is done for the most part, there are still some key companies left to report in the coming week, and these could potentially help push the markets to new highs.
Tesla's market cap is only slightly below the market cap of Ford, one of the world's largest car companies. Strong results next week could make Tesla shares surge again.
Tesla shares recently hit an all-time high, and the upcoming launch of its Model 3 has fired enthusiasm. However, there are four major things that could knock down the stock.
The United Automobile Workers (UAW) plans to launch a "Buy American" advertising campaign intended to encourage U.S. consumers to buy union-made vehicles manufactured in the United States.
2016's 50 most innovative companies are topped by Apple, Google and Tesla. Among the companies making the biggest moves were Netflix and Facebook, and new entrants on the list included Uber and...
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday include BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Cisco Systems, Groupon, SunPower, Tesla and Wells Fargo.
The 2017 Cruze Diesel Sedan gets 52 miles per gallon, making it the most fuel-efficient car sold in America, aside from hybrids and electronic vehicles. Diesel technology, left for dead after...
Either Wall Street is wildly enthusiastic about the future of Tesla or it is pessimistic about Ford's prospects.
As major car manufacturers pour money into the self-driving car sector, they may find they are losing out to companies that have never mass produced a car.
When Tesla started in 2003, CEO Elon Musk could never have imagined his electric car company would face the prospects of workers who would want to be part of a union.