Thursday. November 6. From the NYSE, stocks slip as AI leaders weigh on the Nasdaq and Tesla holders vote on Elon Musk’s one trillion pay package. Big movers include Qualcomm, ARM, Robinhood, DoorDash, e.l.f., Bumble, Snap, and Lyft. CarMax sinks on a CEO exit. Plus the shutdown reaches day 37 and the Supreme Court questions tariff powers.

President Donald Trump is expected to make remarks Wednesday at investment summit with Saudi Arabia, after a conversation about the future of AI, energy, and space travel with Elon Musk and Jensen Huang.

Bloomberg / Bloomberg via During the super chill festivities, Elon posed for a photo with fellow AI technocrats David Sacks, Greg Brockman, and Jensen Huang. Also in In the News: AOC Made A Shocking Claim About Why She Thinks Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Splintering From MAGA — "Here's Some Tea For You" Also in In the News: "What The F**k?

Billie Eilish's clash with Elon Musk over wealth and activism intensified this week highlighting their stark contrast and Austin’s front-row view of the dispute.

The billionaire CEO says the steering wheel-less, pedal-less Cybercab goes into production in April. But Tesla doesn’t have the regulatory exemption needed to sell it.

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk took to the stage Wednesday at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum and touted the advances of artificial intelligence and robotics. “There is only one way to make everyone wealthy–and that's AI and robotics,

Stocks rebound mid-week as tech and travel names gain momentum but all eyes are on the Tesla shareholder meeting, where Elon Musk’s potential $1 trillion pay package is up for a vote. We dig into what this means for Tesla stock, the broader EV market, and tomorrow’s earnings deluge.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the future of the company hinges on its next-generation microchips — but securing enough of them will be costly.