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International business. Tesla shares at the bottom of the last year after staff cuts raised investors' fears of falling demand, with 60% below their peak in autumn 2021. Shares, down 37% from the beginning of the year, after an increase of 103% in 2023
Usually, large tech companies in the United States register share increases after announcing mass results, as Wall Street is mobilising around prospects of improving efficiency and profits.
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Usually, large tech companies in the United States register share increases after announcing mass results, as Wall Street is mobilising around prospects of improving efficiency and profits.