As the calendar turns to June, many people are focused on a key event that Elon Musk has been touting all year: the Tesla (TSLA) robotaxi rollout. After a volatile and complicated start to the year, marked by a disappointing earnings report and declining sales across multiple key markets,

Elon Musk's break with the Trump administration means investors will hope he refocuses on his sprawling empire as Tesla battles slumping sales and after SpaceX's latest rocket launch fell short of expectations.

Tesla's (TSLA) rough first quarter raised ... editor Al Root joins Market Domination to break down what's driving investor sentiment — from Elon Musk's reengagement to his role as CEO and ...

Tesla said it earned $409 million in net income on $19.3 billion in revenue. That’s below Wall Street expectations of $21.1 billion and represents a 9.4 percent decrease year over year compared to $21.3 billion in revenue in Q1 2024.

As the company faces widespread protests fueled by anti-Musk sentiment ... if the fabled affordable EV does come, investors don't sound confident that Tesla will nail it. Gary Black, managing ...

This hasn’t inspired much confidence in investors ... with Musk making a drastic change. Tesla stock has been falling lately as negative consumer sentiment rises in response to Elon Musk's ...

Tesla’s crash reminds them that investor sentiment can flip quickly, especially when a stock’s narrative shifts. In summary, the impact on investors ranges from paper losses and shaken ...

Tesla investors breathed a sigh of relief after ... Tesla also said that "changing political sentiment could have a meaningful impact on demand for our products in the near-term."

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