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Boneheaded or Not, Here’s What Tesla Watchers Want to Ask Elon Musk
The electric-car maker and its volatile CEO are due to report earnings—and take questions again from Wall Street.
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This much is certain about Tesla Inc.’s earnings report on Wednesday: It won’t be boring.
The electric-car maker will release its first set of results since Elon Musk grew exasperated with questions, including whether the company needed more capital, back in May. The chief executive officer cut off several analysts’ questions, invited a YouTube host who owned a small number of shares to engage in a 23-minute exchange, then advised investors wary of volatility or worried about the short term to stay away from Tesla stock.