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Elon Musk: the space oddity seeking world domination
Profiles Elon Musk, the electric-car and space-travel pioneer who wants to move to Mars is now the world’s richest man. If he seems delusional, that’s all part of the plan.
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Will Danoff: buy firms that are doing well right now
Opinion Forget future earnings, says Will Danoff, portfolio manager at Fidelity. What matters is now.
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The electric-car bubble could get an awful lot bigger from here
Opinion The switch to electric cars is driving a huge investment bubble. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing, says John Stepek. Fortunes will be made and lost – but bubbles get things done.
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Short electric-truck maker Nikola, the Tesla wannabe
Tips Nikola, the electric-lorry maker, has yet to produce any trucks – and the share price looks ripe for a fall.
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We're near the tipping point for electric cars
Editor's letter Demand for electric cars is soaring soared. And while the switchover will be expensive, we could be near a tipping point.
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The “green” bubble is here. What could burst it?
Opinion Renewable energy, electric cars and the demise of fossil fuels – markets have embraced the green revolution with gusto. But there’s bound to be a snapback at some point, says John Stepek, Here’s why.
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VW shares are ready to motor – here's how to play them
Features German carmaker VW is putting the emissions scandal behind it, says Matthew Partridge. Traders should go long.
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Tesla's share price is overdue a crash
Features Electric carmaker Tesla’s shares have defied gravity for too long, says Matthew Partridge.
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Jim Chanos: the short-seller who called Enron
Profiles Jim Chanos has such a good long-term record betting on share price declines that he is known as “the catastrophe capitalist”. But he has struggled since the financial crisis. Jane Lewis reports.
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