Tesla (TSLA) traded at $378.70 at 9:57 a.m. ET (6:57 a.m. PT) on Monday, Nov. 9, up $20.48, or 5.72%, from Friday’s $358.22 close, after opening at $360.25 and ranging from $360.02 to $378.83, according to Yahoo Finance. Investor’s Business Daily said the stock was up about 2.5% earlier in the session as Tesla reported its weakest China retail month in over four years and launched robotaxi service in San Antonio, its eighth U.S. city. Yahoo Finance put the average analyst one-year target at $413.10.
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BUSINESS / STOCK & DELIVERIESTesla Stock Jumps About 5.7% to $378.70 in Early Monday Trading
Tesla shares rose to $378.70 shortly before 7 a.m. PT on Nov. 9, up $20.48 from Friday’s $358.22 close, as robotaxi expanded to San Antonio.
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