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Tesla Beats the Odds — And the Haters — But Now Comes the Hard Part

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Tesla Beats the Odds — And the Haters — But Now Comes the Hard Part

The electric car company Tesla has permanently been an simple target. There's the CEO, messianic Silicon Valley entrepreneur Elon Musk, who sometimes really seems to be convinced that he's the real-life Tony severe. There's the sheer chutzpah of a startup

Long before the car company, there was an inventor named Nikola Tesla who navigated choices of money and entrepreneurship as we all do in the Silicon Valley. Tesla immigrated to the east coast of the United States in 1884, initially to work alongside

Tesla said it currently has 34 stores and "galleries" around the world and that it plans 15 more this year, with half in Europe and Asia. The company said it expects to build about 5,000 Model S vehicles in the current quarter and to deliver "slightly over 4

But Tesla Motors, the Silicon Valley electric sports-car manufacturer, is something of a pure play electric company. Its quarterly reports provide a window into the business of electric car manufacturing. And in the first quarter of 2013, at least, it

Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA), the maker of electric cars run by billionaire Elon Musk, surged 24 percent after posting a first profit, beating estimates and earning a top evaluation for its Model S sedan from Consumer Reports. Tesla reached $69.40 at the

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