Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)

Elon Musk's success is closely linked to that of his two biggest businesses.

Even after removing the effect of one-time accounting benefits, one name remains at the bottom of the valuation pile.

Things continue to get more exciting for Elon Musk's brainchild.

The market has crashed before, and it'll probably happen again. So it's best to have a plan ready.

The earnings report and call were short on razzmatazz but long on substance, strengthening the investment case for the stock.

The shocking part is that the gift is only a drop in the bucket compared to the founder's total wealth.

Both automakers offer something different for potential investors.

Apple and Tesla are unveiling futuristic products, but are they solving real problems or just creating new ones?

Tech stocks are selling off as investors question the payoff of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure spending.

Rivian was a clear bright spot in mostly gloomy August EV registration data, and the recently launched R2 was arguably outshone by an often-forgotten Rivian EV.

A market sell-off spread beyond tech as oil prices surged and AI concerns grew. MarketBeat analysts recap the week's top stories on earnings, from Halliburton to Meta Platforms and General Motors.

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Musk recently added fuel to already rampant rumors about a future SpaceX-Tesla merger.

But AI investors can’t go wrong with either stock.

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Rivian's expanding production and software business could double your investment.

The company does not have a massive runway to spend before running out of its IPO proceeds.

It has topped all seven of those tech giants in 2026, but what happens when they lead again?

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The most common investing strategy is typically to buy the S&P 500.

SpaceX, Tesla and Meta led a big earnings week. Treasury yields plunged.

The chipmaker's stock has fallen by 25%. Time to buy?

Each stock will have a make-or-break moment soon.

Tesla's third-quarter show the company is still struggling to grow.

The EV maker's operating profit recovered last quarter. But was a one-off bump behind it?