How Tesla Could Become the Most Valuable Company in the World
It's already worth more than $1 trillion, and if it can capitalize on some exciting growth opportunities, it could have plenty of upside.
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TSLA
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| CIK | 0001318605 |
| SIC | 3711 |
| Sector | Manufacturing |
| Industry Category | Automobiles And Trucks |
| Industry Group | Motor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies |
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