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Tesla has always had a paradox at the heart of the company. But that might all be about to change.
Matthew DeBord, Business Insider US - July 14, 2019
Tesla makes great cars but it's always struggled to manufacture them according to the long-accepted best-practices of the global auto industry.
It doesn't matter whether Tesla delivers 90,000 cars or 900,000 in the 2nd quarter — what's more important is whether Tesla goes mas...
Matthew DeBord, Business Insider US - June 30, 2019
Fixations on Tesla deliveries is pointless. They should take a back seat to Tesla's decision about focusing on premium versus mass-market sales.
The big question about Tesla demand makes no sense. The company has created demand where there was none before.
Wasting time arguing about Tesla demand is undermining progress on dealing with global warming. Tesla demand is sustainable, at modest levels.
It's been 100 years since we've seen anybody like Elon Musk — here's why that's so disorienting
The Tesla CEO is more like an old-school automotive entrepreneur than a modern-day business manager.
5 reasons why Tesla is probably poised for a rebound
Matthew DeBord, Business Insider US - June 9, 2019
Tesla has endured a pattern of falling stock prices at the beginning of the year, followed by recoveries by the year-end.
Tesla is going it alone while other carmakers are partnering and merging — here's why Elon Musk doesn't have a choice
At one time, a tie-up with Tesla might have made sense, but Tesla now wouldn't bring much to a deal.
Tesla's tanking stock price is actually the best thing that's happened to the company recently
Matthew DeBord, Business Insider US - May 25, 2019
Tesla's stock has long been overpriced, and that's distorted the company's triumphs.
A Wall Street firm focused on disruption is delusional when it comes to Tesla
It would be nearly impossible for Tesla to build enough new factories by 2023 to vindicate Ark Invest's latest case for the stock hitting $4,000.
Tesla is facing scrutiny for its cars catching on fire, but electric cars could actually end up being safer than gas-powered cars
Several Tesla vehicles have caught fire recently, spurring concerns that the cars and their batteries are hazardous.
It's time for Tesla to go into stealth mode for the rest of 2019
If you think Tesla and CEO Elon Musk can't keep quiet, think again: the company's new self-driving chip was developed in near-total secrecy.