After Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported this year’s first-quarter losses in April, everyone was talking about the company’s finances.
Tesla’s stock was plummeting. And the report showed that Tesla was bleeding money.
Six hundred and sixty-eight million of it be exact. In one quarter.
After Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported this year’s first-quarter losses in April, everyone was talking about the company’s finances.
Tesla’s stock was plummeting. And the report showed that Tesla was bleeding money.
Six hundred and sixty-eight million of it be exact. In one quarter.
Here’s what’s next for Tesla’s stock…
Tesla stock is the most trouble its ever been in, and Elon Musk's increasingly erratic behavior is just another sign of the company's coming decline.
Fortunately, it's also something you can turn into profits.
On Monday (Feb. 4), Tesla Inc. announced that it was acquiring Maxwell Technologies, a battery and ultra-capacitor company.
Following the news, investors ate up Maxwell stock, adding as much as 50% to the company's market value in the first hour of Monday's trading.
The latest Tesla earnings report is due out on Wednesday, Jan. 30, and it could be a pivotal day for the company.
But this earnings report won't be the bombshell many investors expect it to be.
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban thinks he can beat Elon Musk at his own game...
Here's how the Dallas Mavericks' owner recently plans to challenge the Tesla CEO...
...and what it says about Tesla's true value...
As the Volkswagen scandal continues to unfold, it's clear one of the few winners from this ordeal will be the Tesla Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) stock price.
The TSLA stock price has been mostly flat since the news broke, but it is up more than 19% in the last month.
Here's why the TSLA stock price is poised to climb from here...
When billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk founded his private spaceflight company SpaceX back in 2002, he had two goals in mind: to reduce the cost of space transportation, and to colonize Mars. Mars colonization may sound farfetched, but Musk is serious. He hopes to send humans to Mars' surface within 10 to 20 years. Later this year, he'll unveil a Mars Colonial transporter.
While Musk says he wants to go to Mars because he loves tech and it'd be an "awesome" feat, that's not the driving force behind his work...
You see, Musk believes it's the best way to prevent the extinction of humankind.
But from exactly what?
A month ago, one Redditor may have pieced it together...
The Dow Jones recovered from a triple-digit loss Wednesday afternoon to finish down just six points after a choppy trading session.
The energy and the utilities sectors weighed on stocks today, while investors continue to eye negotiations between Germany and Greece about the latter country's perilous debt situation.
Here are all the top market stories from today - plus our new profit tip for investors...
Stock market news today, September 4, 2014: U.S. stock futures were up this morning (Thursday) following a mixed trading session in the stock market Wednesday. Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) - which accounts for nearly 9% of the Nasdaq - slumped 4.22% yesterday after a possible breach of its iCloud. As a result, the Nasdaq slipped 0.56% (25.62 points).
Here’s a list of the top stock market news for Thursday…
We put together a roundup of the top 10 most important market-moving events that made investment news this week.
Tesla Motors Inc.'s (Nasdaq: TSLA) signature Model S sedan has a base retail value of just below $70,000 but the luxury version of the vehicle costs well over $100,000. And when looking at the Tesla supplier list, you get a glimpse of the intricacies of Tesla's electric vehicle.
There are at least 26 companies that contribute parts to the Model S sedan.
Take a look at every company that contributes to the process…
Tesla Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) stock is down more than 6% in afterhours trading today (Wednesday) despite the fact that the company beat earnings projections in the first quarter.
Tesla announced adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.12 per share, which was above consensus estimates of $0.10 per share.
Tesla Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) announced this week that customers in China can start purchasing Model S sedans through Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.'s online-payment platform Alipay.
For now, the Alibaba partnership should make purchasing a Tesla vehicle online easier for Chinese consumers.
In a public event today (Tuesday), Tesla Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk hand-delivered China's first Model S sedans to customers in Beijing.
Selling vehicles in China marks a major milestone for the company as it continues to raise its global sales goals. As the world's largest auto market, the potential in China is huge for Tesla.
When you think about Tesla Motors, do you consider it an auto company or a tech company?
If you're having a tough time choosing, you're not alone. A lot of investors and analysts are getting tripped up by Tesla's unusual hybrid nature as a maker of innovative electric cars.
That confusion explains why Tesla has been such a volatile stock.
