Tesla stock slips on first S&P 500 day
Tesla shares fall 6.5 percent to 649.86 as the company debuts in the S&P 500 despite a market decline. The article notes past losses, rising debt, and Musk’s leadership, with analysts split on future volatility and growth prospects.
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Markets wobble as virus scare spurs losses on Wall Street
Stocks fell on Monday as a new coronavirus strain in Britain sparked fears of deeper global economic damage. The S&P 500 slid 0.4 percent after an earlier 2 percent drop. the Dow rose slightly as techs lagged. Treasury yields declined and oil prices fell amid thin holiday trading.
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Massive relief bill targets climate change policy
Congress advances a sprawling pandemic relief and spending bill promoting wind and solar power while phasing down HFCs in appliances. The measure expands clean energy tax credits, boosts carbon capture, diesel emission cuts, and aims for 100 percent clean electricity by 2035, with broad praise from lawmakers and business groups.
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Sputnik V Makers to Test Mix With AstraZeneca Vaccine
Russia's Gamaleya Institute and RDIF sign a memorandum with AstraZeneca and R-Pharm to test a combination of Sputnik V and AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine. Putin welcomes the cooperation as trials are planned to start soon, with DMitriev of RDIF noting the near-future trials.
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Social media manipulation hits verified U S senators in study
NATO research in Riga shows three Russian firms paid 368 dollars to buy 337,768 fake likes and shares across Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube and TikTok targeting Senators Chuck Grassley and Chris Murphy. Grassley confirmed participation while Murphy urged stronger platform safeguards.
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