Tesla stock soared Wednesday after President Donald Trump and Elon Musk decided to run a kind of commercial for the electric-vehicle maker at the White House.The company has historically eschewed traditional advertising,

Trump's strong backing of his ally's company has eased some of Tesla's stock struggles - but also sparked major ethical concerns.

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy confronted President Donald Trump’s decision to hold a Tesla ad in front of the White House while the stock market continues to crash and Americans worry about their retirement plans.

With a YTD loss of nearly 39%, Tesla (TSLA) is the worst-performing constituent of the S&P 500 Index ($SPX). The stock fell almost 30% in February to wrap up its second worst month on record. The only time it fared worse was in December 2022,

In front of the White House as he looked over the Tesla vehicles, President Trump said he would not be allowed to drive his new car.

That's enough to make Trump the king of the dragstrip. The Model S also offers its own kind of Secret Service — a security feature called "Sentry Mode," which uses the car's ext

President Donald Trump, who said Tuesday he was buying a Tesla to show loyalty to company CEO Elon Musk, has had plenty to say about electric vehicles over the years. Most of it is not good. Of course,

A pressure campaign targeting Trump's wealthy political patron is conspiratorial and against the law, the President told his supporters, despite boycotts falling under the domain of free speech.