Barron's Take

These days, Tesla investors would probably like to be thinking about EV sales, robo-taxis, or anything else besides politics.

The rocket-launching company has a new $400 billion valuation, according to a Bloomberg report.

The chip maker’s shares have been rallying since late April, putting its valuation on the brink of an all-time high.

The company said in February that it planned to break itself into three pieces.

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives wrote that the EV maker’s directors need to set ground rules for the CEO regarding his political activities.

The franchise drug for autoimmune disorders such as dermatitis could face a challenger: A candidate from Apogee Therapeutics.

The new proposed tariffs will crimp U.S. economic and employment growth, but not as much as the so-called “Liberation Day” announcements.

Meta has reportedly lured AI talent with pay packages worth tens of millions of dollars.

President Trump may find that tariffs and rate cuts don’t go hand in hand.

CoreWeave leases data center space from Core Scientific. It had tried to acquire the company last year.

The U.S. government has allowed the commercial jet engine maker to resume engine shipments to China’s airplane maker Comac, Reuters reported.

Rocket Lab stock is gaining as Elon Musk steps up his feud with President Donald Trump. Here are some other companies to watch.

Elon Musk just can’t quit politics. That isn’t great news for Tesla investors.

Tesla’s stock has tanked in 2025, but shares of Trump Media have fared even worse.

Companies with smaller market capitalizations could see larger tax deductions, boosting profits, should the One Big Beautiful Bill pass

Wall Street loves artificial intelligence but it also wants Tesla to sell more cars.

A technical analyst says shares of industrial firm Honeywell could surge on the cusp of the company separating into three.

Data recovery from the flight data recorders aboard Air India flight 171, which tragically crashed on June 12, began this past week.

Cloud firm Datadog was added to the S&P 500, instead of the larger Robinhood.

The Navy’s F/A-XX advanced, sixth-generation fighter jet might not happen, according to a report, hammering shares of the defense contractor.

The payroll processing group said private-sector employment fell for the first time in two years last month.

Nvidia investors are already looking ahead to its next generation of AI chips and Mizuho analysts say one change could help expand its market.

The agency overseeing Medicare and Medicaid proposes $4.5 billion of spending cuts for home healthcare, and new economies on diabetes devices.

The president suggested that government subsidies handed out to Musk's companies could be reviewed.