NEW YORK (

TheStreet

) --

Tesla Motors

(TSLA) - Get Report

shares were higher 1.31% to $123.20 after the

Nasdaq

announced the electric car maker would be joining two indices, starting next week.

Tesla will be

joining

the

Nasdaq 100 Index

, as well as the

Nasdaq 100 Equal Weighted Index

prior to the beginning of trading on July 15, 2013. Tesla will replace

Oracle

(ORCL) - Get Report

, which is moving to the New York Stock Exchange.

Oracle shares were lower following the announcement, off 0.46% to trade at $31.50.

Tesla had no comment on the inclusion of the company's stock on the Nasdaq indices.

Amazon

(AMZN) - Get Report

shares were lower, off 0.29% to $289.74 as rumors suggest the company will refresh its Kindle Fire tablet lineup later this year.

Tech Web site

BGR

reports that Amazon will refresh the Kindle Fire, Kindle Fire HD and 8.9-inch version of the Kindle Fire HD perhaps as soon as September.

All of the tablets will reportedly see increases in resolutions, as well as a complete redesign of the hardware itself.

BlackBerry

(BBRY)

shares gained 2.2% to $9.76 as the company holds its

annual shareholder meeting

in Waterloo, Ontario.

So far, shareholders have re-elected all directors of the company and have approved the name change to BlackBerry. BlackBerry changed its name from Research In Motion to BlackBerry at a January event, unveiling the BlackBerry 10 operating system. The company has also said that it will "explore all options for partnerships."

In addition, CEO Thorsten Heins has announced that 19,000 institutions have installed BES10 server software, up from 18,000, which the company announced on its most recent earnings call.

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Written by Chris Ciaccia in New York

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