Seven Things Wall Street Wants to Know From Elon Musk

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Seven Things Wall Street Wants to Know From Elon Musk

… to be needed to make the Model 3? Roughly 10,000 people currently work at Tesla's Fremont factory, and Musk plans to hire several hundred more: How much of a work force is needed to make this car, which was supposed to be DFM (designed for manufacturing)?. Read More: The Bloomberg Tesla
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Snap Plunges as Wall Street Blames Redesign for Earnings Flop

Snap Inc. sank 20 percent in pre-market trading after reporting first-quarter sales and daily active users that missed estimates. The shares are on pace to open near a record intraday low. At least three analysts cut their ratings, as Wall Street laid blame on Snap's controversial app redesign and said
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Trump's Advisers Should Tell Him to Talk to Mueller

President Donald Trump should sit down with special counsel Robert Mueller and answer Mueller's questions to the best of his ability. That's not the advice Trump is getting from all quarters. Some Republicans are saying in public that the president should not cooperate with Mueller's investigation, and
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Apple's Services Growth, Stable iPhone Sales Calm Analyst Fears

Apple Inc.'s growth in services and wearables and its surprisingly solid iPhone sales calmed the overdone negativity going into the quarter, analysts say, and sent shares higher Wednesday. Fears that iPhone orders were slowing proved unfounded as the more expensive iPhone X was Apple's
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UPDATE 1-Australia's Qantas expects record annual profit despite rising fuel bill

(Adds CEO comment, quarterly performance metrics). May 2 (Reuters) – Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd said on Wednesday it expected a 10.7 percent rise in full-year underlying pretax profit, despite an expected A$200 million ($149.7 million)increase in …
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