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Tesla Just Won in Court: Self-Driving Buyers Can't Sue as a Class
Source: 247wallst.com
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A federal appeals court removed the legal structure that had made a major self-driving lawsuit a threat to Tesla, but Tesla shares fell anyway. The article says the larger threat to the company’s trillion-dollar valuation lies outside the courtroom, without specifying what it is.
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