Tesla sales rebounded last quarter as regulatory scrutiny eases, with U.S. safety probes into phantom braking complaints now closed. The company faces inventory challenges while managing security vulnerabilities and navigating shifting market dynamics.
·Sales rose last quarter, signaling potential recovery from Musk-related backlash
·U.S. regulators closed the phantom braking investigation after complaints dropped sharply
·Tesla disclosed paying a Russian hacker $15,000 per bug before he exploited a vulnerability costing $243 million
·Company struggles with oversupply of unsold electric vehicles
·Stock movement tracked alongside broader market trends and economic indicators
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