Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)

Tesla (TSLA) is back in focus for investors after recent share price swings, including a roughly 5% gain over the past month and a decline of about 12% over the past 3 months. See our latest analysis for Tesla. At a latest share price of $378.67, Tesla’s recent 4.65% 30 day share price return contrasts with a 12.24% 90 day decline, while the 1 year total shareholder return of 29.67% and 3 year total shareholder return of 136.21% point to stronger longer term momentum. If Tesla’s moves have...

Analysis-SpaceX ties Musk compensation to Mars colonization goal

SpaceX's board has approved a compensation plan for founder Elon Musk with goals as futuristic and celestial as the company's ambitions: colonizing Mars and running data centers in outer space. The details of Musk's sweeping pay package, which have not been widely reported, were revealed in the ‌company's confidential registration statement filed in recent weeks with the Securities and Exchange Commission and reviewed by Reuters last week. The lofty rewards dangled for Musk by SpaceX ‌show the challenge of holding the attention of the serial entrepreneur as he prepares to take the rocket maker public.

I think two other companies would be much better members of the Magnificent Seven.

China's Chery aims to be 'Toyota plus Tesla' in global growth push

STORY: China’s largest car exporter, Chery, is looking to two different playbooks as it pushes deeper into Europe and other global markets.Chairman Yin Tongyue calls it the “double T” strategy, drawing from Toyota and Tesla to guide the company’s next phase of growth."Toyota is the best one in the world, quality, service. Ok, everything is very good. So we try to follow Toyota to make our product is qualified, service is high standard, our customer is satisfied with us. Second one is Tesla, high innovation to catch the young customer's requirement, to catch low-carbon policy for many countries, especially for European."Chery and local rivals BYD and Geely are among the Chinese automakers upending the global car industry.They produce cutting-edge electric vehicles at prices traditional carmakers cannot match.Industry data shows Chery sold 2.8 million cars in 2025, up 8% from the year before.Now the company is eyeing production growth in Europe, considering expanding capacity in Spain, where it already has a joint venture.It is also looking to share manufacturing with other European carmakers.Known for SUVs, Chery is developing smaller models to appeal to European buyers who favor compact cars.:: October 2024Founded in 1996 on the banks of the Yangtze River, its first vehicle rolled off the assembly line in 1999.It was originally known as Cheery and billed itself as a cheerful, low-cost brand. In 2023, it launched two new international brands - Omoda and Jaecoo, with the Jaecoo 7 SUV the top-selling car in Britain in March.

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