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Tesla shares jump 6% ahead of delivery data—adding $45 billion to market cap
Analysts remained optimistic for the electric vehicle maker, despite an expected decline in deliveries for the second-straight quarter.
Analysts remained optimistic for the electric vehicle maker, despite an expected decline in deliveries for the second-straight quarter.
The four family members were acquitted of human trafficking charges.
Some drivers reported a burning smell and smoke coming from under the driver’s seat, the Korean automaker said.
The hair care market is expected to grow by nearly $20 billion over the next three years, market researchers said.
The price hikes make Spotify’s subscription service more expensive than rival Apple Music.
Flight attendants have accounted for most turbulence-related injuries in recent decades.
The electric vehicle maker said earlier this year it would cut 10% of its workforce.
The company said it moved forward with layoffs because it “simply had no other way to bring its spending in line with revenue.”
Republic First Bancorp was seized by Pennsylvania regulators Friday, following a failed deal earlier this year to infuse the Philadelphia-based regional bank with new funds, amid a decline in deposits and a struggling mortgage lending business.
TikTok opposes the legislation, saying it will “trample the free speech rights” of millions of Americans.