Shares in Telsa (NASDAQ: TSLA) are surging this morning after the company announced its third-quarter earnings yesterday after the close of the bell. In premarket trading on Thursday, TSLA stock is currently up over 13% to $242.41.
Tesla (TSLA) stock notched its best day in more than a decade on Thursday after the electric vehicle maker topped earnings estimates and promised a lower-cost model would begin production early next year.
Tesla employees are already hailing robotaxis in the Bay Area as part of a test program.
IBM (IBM) shares are under pressure after releasing mixed third quarter results showing artificial intelligence (AI) and software growth with weakness in other areas. Tesla (TSLA) stock is on the rise after the electric vehicle (EV) maker kicked off “Magnificent Seven” earnings.
"A lot of details came together at the same time" in Tesla's (TSLA) earnings report, according to David Nicholson. However, the race toward "true, unsupervised driving" still has to navigate uncertainties down the road.
The idea of a $25,000 Tesla has persisted for years — in part, perhaps, because CEO Elon Musk said he was “very confident” the company could do it at an event in 2020.
Tesla (TSLA) shares are roaring higher a day after the company's third quarter results, which analysts at Wedbush called an “Aaron Judge-like performance.”
Two weeks ago, Elon Musk unveiled Tesla Inc.‘s TSLA new Robotaxi, along with its Art Deco Robovan, and Tesla's Optimus humanoid robots. I followed the commentary and video clips on X at the time, and found the event impressive.
The EV maker impressed investors with its third-quarter earnings report.
Tesla (TSLA) shares surge after the electric vehicle (EV) giant reported better-than-expected earnings and commented on the timeline for its highly anticipated affordable vehicle. Yahoo Finance's Auto Reporter Pras Subramanian joins Catalysts Hosts Seana Smith and Madison Mills to break down what investors need to know about the results.
Tesla (TSLA) posted mixed third quarter results, with adjusted earnings of $0.72 per share surpassing the estimated $0.60, while revenue of $25.18 billion fell short of the $25.43 billion expected. Despite this, the automaker provided an optimistic forecast, projecting 20-30% growth for 2025.
After Tesla (TSLA) reported third-quarter earnings that beat analysts' expectations, CEO Elon Musk updated investors on the company's growing profitability, ambitions for 2025, and more. Investors liked what they heard last night, with the EV maker's stock up nearly 20% in Thursday trading, in positive territory for the year.