DOGE chief Musk says he’s running his businesses ‘with great difficulty,’ as Tesla shares tank
- Tesla shares dropped 15.4% to USD 222.15, the lowest since October, amid waning confidence in the company as sales decline globally.
- Analysts report that Musk's political involvement, including his support for Donald Trump, has fueled investor concerns and increased protests against Tesla.
- Protests against Tesla have surged, with former enthusiasts vandalizing vehicles and calling for boycotts due to Musk's political stances.
- Tesla's sales fell 45% in Europe in January, while sales in China plummeted by 49%, affected by local competition.
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