US EditionTesla Faces ‘Code Red’ as Analyst Urges Musk to Exit Government Role
- A recent survey found nearly half of Americans view Tesla unfavorably.
- Elon Musk's actions in politics affected public perception.
- Protests across the nation and worldwide accompanied a decline in sales.
- Over 47% of people surveyed viewed Tesla negatively.
- Tesla's stock dropped significantly, and shareholders seek Musk's full attention.
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Nearly half of Americans have a negative opinion about Tesla and Elon Musk (CNBC probe)
Both the wide public and investors seem to share a common opinion during this period: they do not have too much sympathy for Tesla, nor for its Director General, Elon Musk, shows data from a survey conducted by CNBC, according to News.ro.
Democratic state treasurers to Tesla: Musk is distracted as stock sinks
Eight Democratic state treasurers on Tuesday pressed the chair of Tesla’s board about the company’s faltering performance, raising questions about whether Elon Musk is devoting enough time to his electric vehicle (EV) firm amid his work in the Trump administration. In a letter to Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm, the treasurers voiced concerns that the company’s…
Musk is Tired of Politics... His Shenanigans Cost Tesla and the Nation Dearly
Elon Musk has repeatedly shown himself to the be the fool by making outlandish, unsupported claims and dishing unfulfilled promises. While he has achieved some notable accomplishments, he has also bungled his way through numerous grandiose ventures....
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Tesla, hammered by protests and plummeting sales, to report 1st quarter performance
Tesla will be releasing first-quarter financial results after the bell with the electric vehicle maker coping with sluggish sales and fallout from its CEO’s prominent role in the Trump administration. Wall Street expects Tesla to report a profit of 41…
Tesla, hammered by protests and plummeting sales, to report 1st quarter performance - Seymour Tribune
Tesla reports first-quarter financial results after the bell Tuesday with the electric vehicle maker coping with sluggish sales and fallout from its CEO’s prominent role in the Trump administration. Wall Street expects Tesla to report a profit of 41 cents per share, down slightly from the year-ago quarter. Sales are estimated at $21.3 billion, on par with last year’s quarter. Tesla is fighting an enormous public backlash due to Elon Musk’s leade…
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