The best car ever? High praise from Consumer Reports -- and the first quarterly profits in the company's 10-year history – have Tesla’s stock zooming ahead.
First an earnings beat impressed Wall Street. Then becoming Consumer Reports' top-scoring car in 6 years impressed the world.
These stocks are widely hated, but you can't deny their performance.
In this installment of Investor Beat: the automaker reports a surprising profit and shares soar.
Stocks are lower despite the fact that unemployment claims dropped to the lowest level in 5 years last week.
Rackspace is downgraded at 2 firms and upgraded at 1, and Ctrip.com is upgraded to 'buy.'
Investors cautious after China inflation data and ahead of US jobs report.
The fuel-thrifty car now leads a fleet of vehicles that proves Detroit can compete with foreign rivals more known for fuel efficiency.
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