Tesla

Tesla is about to become a bigger rainmaker for CEO Elon Musk's net worth.

Tesla reports earnings this week

The company still warns that drivers must pay attention and be ready to take immediate action “including braking.”

Wall Street analysts say investors will be focused on 2020 delivery guidance and cash burn when the company reports its first-quarter results.

Tesla is set to report its first-quarter 2020 earnings on Wednesday.

Citadel makes a key disclosure on Tesla.

During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, 34 of the nation’s wealthiest billionaires, including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Tesla Inc chief Elon Musk, have seen their net worth increase by tens of millions of dollars.

The Trump administration is working on a plan for the industry.

Global vehicle production is now expected to fall more than 20 percent to around 71 million in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing recession, a top automotive forecaster said Monday.

Tesla's stock has been a "momentum" play as markets have recovered from their coronavirus lows.

Tesla lawyers filed a lawsuit in March last year against four former employees and Zoox

The move follows last week's announcement to employees that the Silicon Valley electric-car maker would slash salaried workers' pay and furlough without pay employees unable to work from home.

Tesla Inc. has reached out to at least some of its landlords seeking rent reductions.

Most of Tesla's Buffalo, New York, workforce is being temporarily laid off starting April 13.

Pay for salaried Tesla employees will be reduced beginning on April 13 and cuts will remain in place until the end of the second quarter

The minefield that is Elon Musk Twitter exploded again this week after a New York health system tweeted a photo of the Tesla founder's ventlator donations.

Tesla delivered 88,400 vehicles in the first quarter despite disruptions due to the coronavirus.