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Tesla extends premarket gains to over 10%

29 April

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Tesla Inc.'s shares extended their upward run during Monday's premarket trading after the electric vehicle (EV) maker reached a deal with Baidu Inc. on the road information needed to integrate the former's Full Full Self Driving (FSD) service on the Chinese market.

Billionaire Elon Musk's company stock jumped by 10.41% at 7:33 am ET to sell for $185.81 per share.

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