Tesla is jumping yet again, soaring as much as 20% in trading following a 19% surge on Monday
The surge comes a day after Tesla stock climbed nearly 20%, its biggest one-day gain in six years.
The surge comes a day after Tesla stock climbed nearly 20%, its biggest one-day gain in six years.
Wall Street's main indexes rose about 1% at the open on Tuesday, marking a second day of recovery from a coronavirus-driven sellfoff last week, with fresh intervention by China's central bank calming investor nerves.
The head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, Makan Delrahim, has been recused from the Google portion of the agency's review of big technology platforms due to potential conflicts of interest, a spokesman for the agency said on Tuesday.
Shares of Tesla Inc surged 15% on Tuesday to hit the $900 mark, extending a stunning rally that has more than doubled the company's market value since the start of the year as more investors bet on Chief Executive Elon Musk's vision.
Several Saudi Arabian companies are planning to list shares on the Riyadh exchange in coming months in the wake of oil giant Aramco's record IPO.
Demand for Ferrari's Portofino and 812 Superfast models helped the Italian supercar maker hit profit targets for last year though it only a provided cautious upgrade to its outlook for 2020.
World markets bounced on Tuesday, with Chinese stocks reversing some of a previous coronavirus-related plunge amid official efforts to soothe nerves and both Europe and metals scoring their best day of the year so far.
Billionaire investor Ron Baron told CNBC's "Squawk Box" why he thinks Penn National's investment in Barstool will be a success.
Skoda is hoping government moves to drag regulations for cars sold in India up to developed market standards will help turn around its fortunes in a market where it has stalled.
New orders for U.S.-made goods increased by the most in nearly 1-1/2 years in December amid strong demand for defense aircraft, but weak business spending on equipment pointed to limited scope for a sharp rebound in manufacturing even as business confidence is improving.
Shortly after the open, Tesla almost got there, hitting an all-time intraday high of $940 per share for a market cap of about $165 billion.
Gains in technology heavyweights helped Wall Street's main indexes climb for the second day on Tuesday, with fresh intervention by China's central bank calming investor nerves.
Britain will ban the sale of new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars from 2035, five years earlier than planned, in an attempt to reduce air pollution that could herald the end of over a century of reliance on the internal combustion engine.
Ralph Lauren Corp said on Tuesday it has shut about half of its 110 stores in China due to the coronavirus outbreak, which has so far killed over 420 people.
Crude oil prices rebounded and global equity markets surged on Tuesday as China's efforts to minimize the economic impact from the coronavirus epidemic spurred investors' risk appetite.