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Tesla shares fall as Musk's 'America Party' riles investors
LONDON (Reuters) -Tesla shares fell over 3% on Monday, under pressure from investor concerns about the focus of boss Elon Musk after he announced he would form a new U.S. political party, marking a new escalation in his feud with President Donald Trump.
Tesla Stock Slides After Trump Slates Musk's New Political Party
Tesla shares slid after President Trump ridiculed Chief Executive Elon Musk's newly formed political party. On Saturday, Musk said he had created the America Party, his latest foray into politics after reigniting a feud with Trump over the megabill that passed last week.
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