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Tesla’s Value Drops Nearly 9%

Tesla's stock fell nearly 9% on Friday erasing about $60 billion in market value after the unveiling of its Cybercab Robotaxi failed to impress investors. CEO Elon Musk announced production plans for the vehicle by 2026 at a target price of under $30,000 but provided few details on timelines or functionality. Analysts criticized the event for lacking substantive information expressing disappointment over the absence of updates on other anticipated models. The stock has now declined roughly 12% year-to-date.

→ Read more about the valuation drop of Tesla

Boeing Raised $25 Billion

Boeing announced plans to raise up to $25 billion through stock or debt offerings over the next three years to strengthen its financial position amid ongoing challenges. The company has secured a $10 billion credit agreement with banks to enhance liquidity as it faces a prolonged machinist strike impacting production.

Boeing's shares have dropped nearly 42% this year, and analysts predict it may raise between $10 billion and $15 billion in equity first. The strike and operational issues have heightened concerns about potential credit downgrades from agencies.

→ More details about Boeing’s financial planning

TikTok Sued By 12 U.S. States

More than a dozen U.S. states have sued TikTok, claiming the platform worsens mental health issues among teenagers. A group of 14 state attorneys general says TikTok uses addictive features and misrepresents its safety for young users.

The lawsuits highlight concerns about harmful notifications and beauty filters that affect body image. TikTok has called the claims disappointing and insists it prioritizes user safety. The lawsuits aim to hold the company accountable and seek financial penalties. Other social media platforms have faced similar legal challenges over their effects on youth mental health.

→ Learn more about the lawsuit on TikTok here