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Bank of America analysts led by John Murphy got a tour of Tesla's gigafactory,

Bank of America analysts also provide new insight into Ford.

The German automaker has been attempting cost-cutting measures in its home country.

Sales of its lone model lag, as its rivals struggle to compete in a major market.

One Bank of America analyst had a stark prediction about EVs under a Trump presidency.

Despite the show, Tesla's October 10 event was no go.

MS analyst Adam Jonas thinks Chinese cars don't have to be sold in the U.S. to have an impact.

A Morgan Stanley analyst has a wild prediction for the October 10 Tesla event.

Morgan Stanley analysts compared the Italian sports car brand to one of the most prolific fashion institutions.

Ford's latest EV shakeup, XPeng and Tesla's EU troubles were topics of interest for analysts.

The administration's new rules might have unintended consequences for the companies it was intended to protect.

China reports underscore Tesla's myriad challenges in the world's biggest car market.

"Extreme action" against companies like BYD is possible, said U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.

While Tesla guts its marketing division, social media is turning younger buyers onto cheaper, cooler EVs from China.

Over 20 Chinese automakers sell cars south of the border.

Here's what could happen next to shares of Li Auto, Xpeng, BYD, and Nio.

The chaos reveals a glaring flaw in China's supply chain.

Chinese auto imports have become the new hot button topic, amongst other issues brought up by candidates in this year's U.S. presidential election.

An industry CEO reveals that Chinese automakers can do this to enter the stateside auto market.

Hong Kong and Chinese stocks, the world’s worst performers last year, desperately need help. Is it at hand?

In the strange world of EV imports into Europe, Tesla is a Chinese manufacturer, and Mercedes says Europe should cut, not hike, taxes on the Chinese competition.

The 10-1 stock split and dividend announcement are additional sweeteners.

Chinese rivals led by BYD have been slashing prices and introducing a wide range of models, making it hard to recommend Tesla shares.

The Hang Seng, particularly China tech plays, have posted a very strong couple of days. Is this the turning point China bulls have been awaiting?

We've gotten questions about knowing when to 'throw in the towel' with this stock, but we continue to be patient.

Here's why we've got our eyes on these five Action Alert PLUS companies and one Bullpen name.

Nvidia, AMD and Micron are caught in the crossfire as the United States aims to restrict the sale of sensitive technology to China, with additional rules on AI in the works.

The leadership of Alibaba will shift in September, with close confidants of Jack Ma in charge.

We're getting more grim news about personal computers, but some positive signs for chip-heavy electric vehicles.

Let's take two EV-related exchange-traded funds for a test drive.

We're getting off the sidelines with this name,

The SEC's accounting arm said it's confident it has secured "complete access" to the books of U.S.-listed Chinese companies.

Investors continue to buy on tiny signs that China is easing up on its zero-Covid stance, but newly relaxed rules have yet to be put to the test.

The hint of easing inflation has produced a spike in Asia's most-battered market, with a tweak of China's Covid quarantine rules thrown in for good measure.

Plus, the German chancellor was in Beijing, and an SEC audit team reportedly wrapped up on-site inspections of several Chinese companies.

Not all are doing well, but several are bucking the downward market trend.

The demand for A/C in places like Chengdu and Chongqing is causing the authorities to curb electricity supply to green-energy firms, solar-panel makers and more.

BABA, which is applying for a joint primary listing in Hong Kong just in case, says it will 'strive' to retain its U.S. stock listing.

The retailer is struggling to combat a growing issue.

Global travel agency platform files for bankruptcy facing industry headwinds.

TikTok's future in the United States depends entirely on the incoming president's support. President-elect Trump will be pushing for investors to see his show.