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Ron Baron Says He’ll Never Sell His Tesla or SpaceX Stock: What His Bold Bet on Elon Musk Means for Investors Today

Ron Baron Says He’ll Never Sell His Tesla or SpaceX Stock: What His Bold Bet on Elon Musk Means for Investors Today

Billionaire investor Ron Baron is once again staking his reputation — and a huge chunk of his fortune — on Elon Musk. In a fresh appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box this morning, Baron said he does not expect to sell his personal Tesla (TSLA) or SpaceX shares during his lifetime, underscoring just how long-term his conviction really is. The interview, which is being widely syndicated through outlets including MSN and YouTube, also touched on the broader stock market, Musk’s record-breaking $1 trillion Tesla pay package, and what investors can expect from today’s 32nd Annual Baron Investment Conference in New York.
14 November 2025
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Russian AI Robot AIDOL Falls on Stage: What the Viral Face‑Plant Reveals About Elon Musk, China and the Humanoid Robot Arms Race

Russian AI Robot AIDOL Falls on Stage: What the Viral Face‑Plant Reveals About Elon Musk, China and the Humanoid Robot Arms Race

Published: November 14, 2025 As a black‑and‑silver humanoid robot shuffled onto a Moscow stage to the Rocky theme this week, it was supposed to signal Russia’s arrival in the age of “embodied AI.” Instead, the machine — a bipedal robot called AIDOL — raised its arm to wave, wobbled and crashed face‑first onto the floor as handlers rushed in and pulled a black curtain across the scene. Reuters+1 Within hours, the video was everywhere: on X, TikTok, YouTube, and international broadcasts from CNN and the BBC, which replayed the stumble as shorthand for the gap between hype and reality in humanoid robotics.
14 November 2025
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Tesla’s Stock Skyrockets on AI Hype – Latest Price Jump, Earnings Shocks & Bold 2025 Forecasts

Tesla Stock Today (Nov 7, 2025): TSLA Slides After Shareholders Approve Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Package

Summary: Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares fell on Friday as Wall Street digested the historic shareholder vote to approve CEO Elon Musk’s new, performance‑based compensation plan. The package—headlined at $1 trillion (about $878 billion net after offsets)—passed with more than 75% support at Tesla’s annual meeting on November 6. TSLA closed down 3.68% at $429.52, extending a two‑day decline to roughly 7%. Reuters+1 What moved TSLA on Nov 7 Official vote results at a glance (Tesla 8‑K) Tesla filed an 8‑K detailing vote counts for 14 proposals from the Nov. 6 annual meeting. Key outcomes: Why it matters: The filing locks
8 November 2025
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Tesla’s Stock Skyrockets on AI Hype – Latest Price Jump, Earnings Shocks & Bold 2025 Forecasts

Tesla Stock Today (Nov 7, 2025): TSLA slips as shareholders OK Musk’s $1T pay; new FSD China timeline, Cybercab for 2026, and chip-fab hints

Published: November 7, 2025 Key takeaways TSLA price action (as of 18:47 UTC) What moved the stock today 1) Shareholders approved Musk’s record pay planAt yesterday’s annual meeting in Austin, investors voted in favor of a performance‑based compensation package for CEO Elon Musk that could be worth up to $1 trillion if aggressive operational and valuation milestones are met. Coverage indicates support exceeded 75% of votes cast. Reuters+1 2) Governance results beyond the headlinePreliminary tallies show an advisory (non‑binding) “yes” to authorizing a Tesla investment in xAI, with many abstentions; the board will determine next steps. Separately, proposals to replace
7 November 2025
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Tesla’s Stock Skyrockets on AI Hype – Latest Price Jump, Earnings Shocks & Bold 2025 Forecasts

Tesla (TSLA) premarket today — Nov 7, 2025: Musk’s $1T pay wins approval; China FSD timeline, ‘terafab’ chip plan, and what to watch before the bell

Published: November 7, 2025 Key takeaways Premarket snapshot: price, context, tone Tesla closed Thursday at $445.91 (-3.5%) after a choppy session, then firmed to $452.93 after hours and is pointing higher before today’s open around $453.81. The modest bid coincides with shareholders’ approval of Musk’s new compensation plan and optimism around Tesla’s AI/robotics roadmap. (Prices are delayed; premarket quotes are indicative.) MarketWatch+1 The news moving TSLA this morning 1) Shareholders approve Musk’s $1T package Investors gave Elon Musk a fresh, performance‑based compensation plan that could be worth up to $1 trillion over the next decade if Tesla meets sweeping milestones.
7 November 2025
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Tesla’s ‘Affordable’ EV Gamble Backfires – Stock Sinks as Cheaper Models Disappoint Investors

Tesla Shareholders Approve Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Plan — What Passed on Nov. 7, 2025, and the 12 Milestones He Must Hit

AUSTIN, Texas — November 7, 2025 (updated) Key points What just happened Tesla shareholders handed Elon Musk a resounding victory, approving a new, decade‑long performance plan with potential value described as up to $1 trillion—a record scale in corporate pay if all hurdles are met. The meeting crowd in Austin heard the results Thursday; more than three‑quarters of votes backed the package. Markets and governance watchers immediately labeled it the largest potential payout in history, underscoring investors’ bet on Musk’s AI‑and‑robotics vision for Tesla.  Reuters+2Reuters+2 Separately, shareholders gave a non‑binding green light for Tesla to consider an investment in xAI, Musk’s AI startup. Tesla said the board will evaluate the outcome,
7 November 2025
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Tesla’s Stunning 2025 Comeback: TSLA Stock Soars Amid AI Ambitions, $1 Trillion Musk Bet & EV Wars

Tesla Shareholder Meeting (Nov. 6, 2025): Musk’s Record Pay Plan Approved; Board Re‑Elected as xAI Vote Draws Scrutiny

Austin, Texas — Updated Nov. 6, 2025 TL;DR What passed—and why it matters Musk’s new pay package cleared the vote with a strong majority, delivering a major win for Tesla’s board after months of lobbying large institutions and retail investors. Reuters reports that the plan garnered over 75% support, and shares gained about 2% after hours post‑announcement. Crucially, Tesla’s reincorporation in Texas allowed Musk to vote his roughly 15% stake, unlike a prior Delaware‑law vote that excluded “interested” insiders. Reuters The package’s value—cited as “up to $878 billion”—reflects the potential worth of stock grants if Tesla hits a ladder of
6 November 2025
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Battle of the EV Charging Standards: Tesla’s NACS vs. CCS2 vs. CHAdeMO – Who Will Rule the Roads in 2025?

Tesla Stock Today (Nov 6, 2025): TSLA Slides as Shareholders Vote on Elon Musk’s $1T Pay Package; Cybertruck Order Shift Adds Fresh Jitters

Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025 At a glance (intraday):Price: $438.86 (-5.0%) as of 16:37 UTC (11:37 a.m. ET)Day range: $438.06 – $467.17Open: $461.97; Volume: ~44.8M Key takeaways What’s moving Tesla today 1) The vote that could redefine Tesla’s governance (and its stock) Shareholders are being asked to approve an unprecedented Musk pay plan, described in major outlets as $878B to as much as $1T in potential stock awards tied to multi‑year milestones (vehicle volumes, robotaxi scale, and market‑value thresholds into the multi‑trillion range). The company has framed this as critical to retaining Musk and aligning incentives with long‑term AI/robotics ambitions.
6 November 2025
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Tesla’s Stock Skyrockets on AI Hype – Latest Price Jump, Earnings Shocks & Bold 2025 Forecasts

Tesla Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): TSLA Climbs Ahead of High‑Stakes Musk Pay Vote as Europe Sales Slide

Dateline: Nov. 5, 2025 — Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares advanced Wednesday as investors braced for a pivotal shareholder vote on CEO Elon Musk’s proposed pay package, even as fresh data showed sharp October sales declines in key European markets and a new lawsuit hit Tesla’s insurance arm. Market snapshot (intraday) What’s moving TSLA today 1) The Musk pay vote—“pay him or risk losing him,” board warns Tesla’s board is urging investors to approve a pay package for Musk valued up to $878 billion over the next decade, arguing that only he can deliver Tesla’s ambitions in AI, robotaxis, and robotics.
5 November 2025
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Elon Musk Smashes Records by Hitting $500 Billion Net Worth—How He Got There and What It Means

Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Tesla Payday on the Line: Norway’s $2T Wealth Fund Says ‘No’ as Shareholders Vote — What It Means for TSLA

The vote that could reshape Tesla — and Musk’s control Tesla’s annual meeting on Thursday, Nov. 6 will decide whether to award Elon Musk a new, decade‑long performance plan that Tesla calls the largest incentive package in corporate history. The company will stream the meeting and says seating is limited at its Austin headquarters. Tesla At the center is the 2025 CEO Performance Award: 423.7 million shares divided among 12 tranches that vest only if Tesla clears towering production, profitability, AI/robotics, and market‑cap hurdles. Tesla’s proxy materials state Musk must “create nearly $7.5 trillion in value for shareholders” to receive
5 November 2025
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Tesla’s Stunning 2025 Comeback: TSLA Stock Soars Amid AI Ambitions, $1 Trillion Musk Bet & EV Wars

Tesla’s Stunning 2025 Comeback: TSLA Stock Soars Amid AI Ambitions, $1 Trillion Musk Bet & EV Wars

Major Developments and News (Late Oct – Early Nov 2025) Surging Sales with a Catch: Tesla’s Q3 2025 vehicle deliveries hit a record high – U.S. buyers raced to beat the expiration of a $7,500 federal EV tax credit on Sept 30, boosting Tesla’s Q3 sales reuters.com. This one-time surge lifted Tesla’s U.S. EV market share back near ~50%, but a “post-incentive cliff” now looms 247wallst.com reuters.com. Analysts warn U.S. EV demand could “nosedive” in Q4 and into 2026 without those tax credits 247wallst.com reuters.com. Tesla itself acknowledged that industry-wide EV sales may drop in coming quarters as key incentives
3 November 2025
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Tesla’s Trillion-Dollar Gamble: Musk’s Epic Pay Deal Divides Investors – What You Need to Know

Tesla Stock Rockets on Record Q3 Sales and Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Gambit – What Comes Next for TSLA?

In summary, Tesla sits at a crossroads: recent newsflow has been mostly positive – record deliveries and new product launches – but profitability headwinds are real. The stock’s near-term direction will hinge on whether Tesla can sustain demand post-incentive and improve margins, as well as how investors view Musk’s pay plan and succession risks. Key upcoming drivers include Q4 delivery trends, progress on Cybertruck/robotaxi, and broader EV market growth. Sources: Authoritative finance and tech news reports were used, including Reuters (earnings, product launches, regulatory probes) reuters.com reuters.com reuters.com reuters.com, TS2 (technews) analysis ts2.tech ts2.tech, and industry data aktiencheck.de iea.org. Direct
1 November 2025
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