Shares in the world's most valuable car maker rose nearly 20 percent, after selloff wiped off $300 billion market capitalisation
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Shares in the world's most valuable car maker rose nearly 20 percent, after selloff wiped off $300 billion market capitalisation
It was a short run. Fall in Tesla share price sees Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos reclaim title as world's richest man from Elon Musk
After threatening to pull Tesla out of California altogether, Elon Musk reveals he has personally left the US state and relocated to Texas
Tech entrepreneur Musk's fortune briefly surpasses $100bn amidst a fivefold increase in the share price of electric carmaker Tesla so far this year
Move aside Intel. Nvidia is now the most valuable chipmaker in the United States, despite not actually making any of its own chips
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Google shares have risen to over $1,000 per share, buoyed by the recent strong performance in Q3
With so many changes to its corporate structure, Microsoft seeks to placate shareholders by making them some money
Facebook shares are on a roll and have recovered to almost reach their IPO float price
Apple is still selling huge numbers of iPads and iPhones, but that did not prevent its first profit drop in a decade
Another executive has offloaded FAcebook shares, further denting the market's confidence in the social networking giant
Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz has continued to reduce his shareholding in the social networking giant
A Salem witch trial? Symantec's CEO is booted out by the board
Facebook has set 18 May as the day it will launch one of the biggest tech IPOs in recent years
A lawsuit is claiming HP execs misled investors prior to the decision to partly withdraw from the consumer market
Chairman Ray Lane said HP is reversing the damage done by former CEOs Mark Hurd and Carly Fiorina