Tesla sued a former engineer for allegedly stealing trade secrets from its humanoid robotics program, Optimus, and using them to launch a rival startup.
Elon Musk's Tesla is suing one of its former engineers for allegedly stealing trade secrets related to its highly anticipated Optimus humanoid robot.
Shares of Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) popped 14.6% in the past week, as CEO Elon Musk feuded with President Trump.
It is becoming easier to find fast chargers for electric vehicles, and they are more likely to work — and not just for Teslas.
With the Trump-Musk feud cooling, investors can focus on the upcoming launch of Tesla's high anticipated self-driving taxi service.
The service will begin with Tesla's Model Y vehicles, rather than the Cybercab it unveiled last year.
Chanos & Co. founder Jim Chanos discusses the outlook for the US stock market, his views on Tesla and why he is betting against Carvana. Speaking with Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Television, Chanos also responds to Michael Saylor dismissing his recommendation to short the shares of Strategy and buy Bitcoin.
I'm upgrading Tesla, Inc. to a strong buy, and I see upside ahead of the Robotaxi launch and the end of Musk-Trump drama. Tesla's upcoming Robotaxi and expansion into robotics are massive catalysts. Tesla's energy business, domestic battery production, and reduced reliance on China strengthen its long-term prospects amid trade uncertainties.
Tim Higgins, Wall Street Journal and KKM's Jeff Kilburg, join 'The Exchange' to discuss Tesla's stock after a volatile month.
The Investment Committee debate their strategy on Tesla's volatile month.
The latest tempest around Tesla's shares appears to have passed.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his company will start offering public rides in driverless vehicles in Austin, Texas on June 22, which would mark the beginning of his long-promised robotaxi service.