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On Thursday, Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) issued several recalls. The first covers 5,530 of the electric-vehicle (EV) maker's Model 3 and Model Y, its (relatively) budget-category sedan and SUV, respectively. In the case of the Model 3s, the affected cars span the years 2018 to 20

S&P Dow Jones Indices announced on Thursday it was increasing the minimum market capitalization requirements for companies joining the S&P 500 and other stock market indexes.

Like it or hate it, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) gets a huge amount of attention from investors. When news affects the electric vehicle pioneer, people take notice -- and the moves of its stock can affect the entire market.Thursday was a generally weak day on Wall Street, as investor ent

(RTTNews) - Electric car company Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) said on Thursday that it has recalled Model 3 and Model Y vehicles over seat belt-related issues. In the first recall, 5,530 vehicles, comprising 2018-2020 Model 3 and 2019-2021 Model Y cars were brought back as the faste

Tesla Inc's vehicle orders in China nearly halved in May, when compared to April, against the backdrop of increased government scrutiny on the U.S. electric carmaker, the Information reported on Thursday, citing internal data.

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) has been making waves in the crypto world, rivaling Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) as one of the most popular cryptocurrencies. It's also experienced explosive growth, with its price increasing by more than 1,000% over the past 12 months.

Tesla on Thursday revised its application for a planned gigafactory in Europe to include details for plans to produce battery cells on site and an expansion of other production lines, German officials said.

Alphabet Inc's self-driving unit Waymo said on Thursday it had partnered with Google's Maps to let users book fully autonomous ride-hailing services through the app.

Tesla Inc is issuing two new recalls to address seat belt issues, it said on Thursday.

The great divide that once separated electric car companies from legacy automakers is fading. Nowadays, virtually every major player is rolling out new electric vehicle (EV) options to diversify their lineups and attract more customers.

Tesla Inc is issuing two new recalls to address seat belt issues, it said on Thursday.

Electric-car company Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) might have a solution if you're looking for a specked-out gaming rig. New versions of the Tesla Model S and Model X cars come equipped with the same hardware that Sony puts into the latest and greatest PlayStation 5 gaming console.

The future of a bevy of commercial electric van startups seeking investor capital through blank-check IPOs rests largely in the hands of a small group of big companies, above all UPS, FedEx, DHL and Amazon.

Australia's New South Wales has set up development zones to tap growing demand for critical minerals that have been sustainably developed, a consultant to the state said on Thursday.

China's CATL is planning a major new automotive battery plant in Shanghai, continuing a blistering pace of expansion that will cement its lead as the world's No.1 supplier, two people with knowledge of the matter said.

Tesla (TSLA) will spend more than $1 billion a year acquiring raw materials for developing electric batteries. According to Reuters, the spending drive will mostly target Australia's mining industry, given the responsible mining practices in play.

The electric vehicle giant gets three-quarters of its lithium supplies from Australia. The country also accounts for more than a third of the company's nickel demand. Australia should benefit a great deal given the strong demand for electric vehicles and its rising need for energy storage facilities. (See Tesla stock analysis on TipRanks)

"Australian mining companies do have a good reputation, great expertise, professionalism and are preferred by manufacturers increasingly concerned about meeting both today's and the future's ESG requirements," said Robyn Denholm, Tesla Chairwoman.

Reuters reports that the country's lithium exports are poised to hit $773 million in 2021 with Nickel exports expected to hit $4 billion.

While Tesla gets the raw material for its batteries from Australia, it also supplies the country with batteries used to store energy captured by solar panels.

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas believes Tesla is well-positioned to profit from the U.S senate passing legislation that would eliminate caps on electric vehicle tax credits.

Jonas stated, "While it may be tempting to pick winners based on who may be eligible for the highest incentive on a 'per unit' basis, we believe the biggest beneficiaries of growing and extending BEV incentives will be based on who can produce the most BEVs (and batteries) to meet demand over the next few years."

The analyst recently reiterated a Buy rating on the stock with a $900 price target implying 48.73% upside potential to current levels.

Consensus among analysts on Wall Street is a Hold based on 10 Buy, 8 Hold, and 7 Sell ratings. The average analyst price target of $645.88 implies 6.74% upside potential to current levels.

TSLA scores a 7 out of 10 on TipRanks' Smart Score rating system, suggesting that the stock is likely to perform in line with market averages.

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China's CATL is planning a major new automotive battery plant in Shanghai, continuing a blistering pace of expansion that will cement its lead as the world's No.1 supplier, two people familiar with the matter said.

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Copper prices fell on Thursday, on track for the third straight session of losses, as weak demand in top consumer China outweighed a supply threat in the Americas.

Wall Street's main indexes posted slim gains on Wednesday ahead of key U.S. economic data due later in the week as investors weighed inflation concerns and a fresh surge in so-called "meme stocks."