The former governor of Alaska says the automaker benefits from wasted taxpayer money.
In this Investor Beat, regulators give a thumbs-up to CEOs using Facebook and Twitter. Also: Zynga rises, Tesla falls and two other stocks to watch.
Stocks are down as ADP's jobs survey indicates companies added fewer workers than projected in March.
The automaker is now solidly profitable for the first quarter.
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Watch out, Tesla Motors. A new company says it can start making a 2-seat electric roadster by this fall.
A look at wealthy towns in California reveals that the luxury electric-car maker is selling Model S's as fast as it can make them.
SunPower is initiated with an 'outperform,' and Deutsche Bank is downgraded to 'sell.'
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