The price of Musk cutting off analysts? For Tesla, it’s $2 billion
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Ducking analysts’ questions has a price: $2 billion.
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The price of cutting off analysts? For Tesla, it’s $2 billion
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Ducking analysts’ questions has a price: $2 billion.
Read MoreSpotify hits wrong note with new customer forecast
LONDON/BENGALURU (Reuters) – Spotify Technology SA missed the beat on Wednesday. The streaming music leader fell short of investor hopes that it could turn free music listeners into paying subscribers at a faster clip, and...
Read MoreMay faces local election losses as key Brexit tests near
LONDON (Reuters) – Voters will pass judgement on Prime Minister Theresa May’s party on Thursday in local government elections expected to show rising support for her opponents in London that will add to pressure on...
Read MoreTesla says Model 3 production on track, will curb spending in 2018
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Tesla Inc stood by its production targets for its Model 3 on Wednesday, assuring investors that its key new vehicle was on track, and sought to downplay increased wariness over its finances,...
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