Market Chatter: Tesla Shanghai Gigafactory's April Exports Hit One-Year High

MT Newswires59minutes ago

Trump is leading a "business delegation" to the Middle East! NVIDIA's significant rise has led to the revival of the AI Concept, making Technology stocks the focus again.

Trump has once again stated that the stock market will rise significantly.

Futu NewsMay 14 17:48

Tesla's (TSLA.US) "political aftermath": profit plummets, stock price fluctuates, but executives are cashing out wildly.

After Musk openly supported Trump, which sparked a wave of boycotts leading to a decline in both the performance and stock price of the electric vehicle manufacturer, Tesla's Board of Directors Chair Robyn Denholm recently sold off company stocks worth over $0.23 billion.

Zhitong Finance10:59

The chairman of Tesla is frantically selling the company's Stocks: Is it a loss of confidence or securing profits?

① Tesla Director Robyn Denholm sold Tesla Stocks over the past six months, earning 0.198 billion USD; ② Denholm's sales coincided with a sharp decline in Tesla Stocks due to political factors, raising market doubts about her outlook on the company's prospects; ③ Other Tesla executives have also sold a significant amount of Stocks over the past nine months, totaling 0.189 billion USD.

cls.cn10:24

Tesla (TSLA.US) Tao Lin: The refurbished Model Y from the Shanghai Gigafactory has started deliveries in multiple markets across the Asia-Pacific region.

Tesla (TSLA.US) Vice President Tao Lin stated that the refreshed Model Y exported from the Shanghai Gigafactory has begun deliveries in multiple markets across the Asia-Pacific region, including Hong Kong, the Philippines, Japan, Australia, South Korea, and Singapore. It is reported that the refreshed Model Y was officially launched on January 10 this year, started mass production at the Tesla Shanghai Gigafactory on February 18, and began deliveries domestically on February 26. The Shanghai Gigafactory exported the refreshed Model Y for the first time in bulk on April 15.

AASTOCKS10:19

It is reported that the Tesla (TSLA.US) Board of Directors has formed a committee to review Musk's compensation or establish a new Options plan.

According to the Financial Times, Tesla's (TSLA.US) Board of Directors has formed a special committee consisting of Tesla Board Chair Robyn Denholm and independent director Kathleen Wilson-Thompson to review CEO Musk's compensation plan, or to develop a new Options plan. The report states that the committee will consider whether to compensate Musk for past work in other ways if Tesla is unable to restore the compensation plan through court appeal, and any new Options plan will depend on whether the company achieves financial, operational, and stock price goals. USA

AASTOCKS09:14