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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Tesla investors got an early Christmas present this past week: a possible stake in a hot initial public offering. Bloomberg reported that Elon Musk’s SpaceX might be headed for a 2026 initial public offering, raising up to $30 billion.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Tesla investors got an early Christmas present: a reason to dream about what might be coming in the new year. Tuesday, Bloomberg reported that Elon Musk’s space technology company SpaceX might be headed for a 2026 initial public offering, raising up to $30 billion in the process.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Poster board in hand, President Trump told the world the new price for doing business in America. And it was steep.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The stock market was slumping after President Donald Trump made his tariff announcement. To state the obvious, it was worse than investors feared and now they need to figure out what it means for stocks over the rest of 2025.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. It’s March 29, which the organizers of Tesla Takedown called a global day of action to protest and “stop" CEO Elon Musk peacefully. As it relates to Musk, what protestors want to stop are, or likely are, DOGE cuts.

Tesla share price rose 3.4 per cent on Tuesday even as Billionaire Elon Musk reportedly held a crucial meeting with employees, as per a report. Parleys between Musk, who is a key advisor to US President Donald Trump's administration, and Tesla employees and investors have been an assuring one, Fortune reported quoting Wedbush analyst Dan Ives. The meeting, which streamed online, had Musk speaking positive things to employees even as he claimed the future for Tesla looks bright. However, even after Tuesday's gain, Tesla's stock nevertheless remains down nearly 29 per cent for 2025 so far.

Dan Ives has been Tesla's biggest cheerleader for years, but surprisingly even Ives has sounded the alarm over CEO Elon Musk's increasing forays into politics and other business interests appear to be hurting the company, according to a report.

Elon Musk in a high-profile event at the White House on Tuesday. The transaction took place on the South Lawn, where several Tesla models, including the Cybertruck, were on display. The President’s purchase was seen as an endorsement of Musk and his work, at a time when the billionaire is facing significant opposition. Trump, seated inside the Model X, admired the vehicle, stating, «That's beautiful.» He later pointed to the model and confirmed it as his choice. Musk, who also serves as the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), showed the President around the vehicles, highlighting the Cybertruck’s bulletproof exterior. But experts warn the unusual presidential backing of a private company could backfire. “Tesla is becoming a political symbol of Trump and DOGE, and that is a bad thing for the brand,” said Wedbush Securities financial analyst Dan Ives, referring to the advisory group in charge of cutting government spending led by Musk. “You think it’s helping, but it’s actually hurting.”

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Tesla stock is on course for its second worst month ever. Investors are looking for things than can turn the tide and looking for leadership from CEO Elon Musk.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Nvidia had a rocky start to the year. That’s done little to dull its popularity among individual investors, many of whom are positioning for the shares to rally after Wednesday’s earnings report.

For Elon Musk fans, it’s the half-trillion dollar bet

Wall Street is tumbling Monday on fears that the market’s winners who have feasted on the artificial-intelligence frenzy are under threat from a competitor in China that can do similar things for much cheaper.

Investors dumped technology stocks in premarket trading Monday, sending U.S. indexes sharply lower after Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek demonstrated a chatbot that it says rivals the top versions from OpenAI and Google for a fraction ...

ByteDance, or shut down its US operations.

Meanwhile, a Wall Street analyst has claimed that Apple's stock could hit a good figure of $325, and has advised US investor to place their respective buys for the stock, as it is worth the investment, as per reports. Apple's deep investment and research into Ai is something that sets it apart from other stocks at Wall Street, and is one of the crucial reasons why it is so rich in terms on market capitalization figures at Wall Street. Wedbush's Dan Ives, who is one of the top market analysts in recent days, has been one of the biggest cheerleaders in the AI boom, and is of the opinion that Apple is one of the winners of the stock market.

U.S. stock indexes are falling to start 2025

Shares of Tesla soared Wednesday as investors bet that the electric vehicle maker and its CEO Elon Musk will benefit from Donald Trump’s return to the White House

Low interest financing, sweet lease deals and free charging boosted Tesla’s global deliveries in the third quarter, the first increase this year for the electric vehicle maker

recent slump in sales of Apple's marquee product.The iPhone 16 is generating a bigger buzz because it is the first model to be tailored specifically for AI, a technology that is expected to trigger the biggest revolution in the industry since Jobs thrust Apple into the smartphone market 17 years ago.The advances included in the iPhone 16 could set up Apple to be “the gatekeeper of the consumer AI revolution," Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives wrote in a research note.Apple's pivot began three months ago with a preview of its new approach during a developers conference, helping to build anticipation for Monday's showcase.Since that June conference, competitors such as Samsung and Google have made even more strides in AI. Google even took the unusual step of introducing its latest Pixel phones packed with their own AI magic last month instead of hewing to its traditional October timetable in an effort to upstage Apple's release of the iPhone 16.In an attempt to set itself apart from the early leaders in AI, the technology being baked into the iPhone 16 is being promoted as “Apple Intelligence." Even so, Apple Intelligence is similar to the generically named AI already available on Google's Pixel 9 and the Samsung Galaxy S24 released in January.Most of Apple's AI tasks will be performed on the iPhone itself instead of remote data centers — a distinction that requires a special processor within the forthcoming models and the high-end iPhone 15s that came out a year ago.That's why investors anticipate hot demand for the iPhone 16, spurring a surge in sales that has caused Apple's stock price to climb by 13% since Apple previewed its AI strategy in June.

Apple’s ubiquitous iPhone is about to break new ground with a shift into artificial intelligence that will do everything from smartening up its frequently dim-witted assistant Siri to creating customized emojis on the fly