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Elon Musk loses $19 billion after Tesla shares plunge 14%. What’s spooking investors?

Tesla shares experienced a significant drop of over 14% on Thursday. This decline followed the company's quarterly earnings report which failed to impress investors. Higher operating expenses and accelerated AI spending impacted Tesla's profitability negatively. The automaker's substantial capital expenditure plans also contributed to investor concerns. Elon Musk's net worth saw a considerable reduction due to the stock's performance.

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Elon Musk loses $19 billion after Tesla shares plunge 14%. What’s spooking investors?
Tesla shares experienced a significant drop of over 14% on Thursday. This decline followed the company's quarterly earnings report which failed to impress investors. Higher operating expenses and accelerated AI spending impacted Tesla's profitability negatively. The automaker's substantial capital expenditure plans also contributed to investor concerns. Elon Musk's net worth saw a considerable reduction due to the stock's performance.
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