A proposed law in North Carolina would block Tesla from selling its cars to consumers in the state. It passed its Senate Commerce Committee unanimously according to the NewsObserver. The law would make it illegal for anyWelcome to the Counterparties email. The sign-up page is here, it's just a matter of checking a box if you're already registered on the Reuters website. Send suggestions, story tips and complaints to Counterparties.Tesla Motors regularly gave out a crucial number that gave the public a good idea of how much demand existed for its electric cars. On Wednesday, the company said it was no longer going to provide that data, explaining that it was “no longer aTesla's all-electric Model S scored 99 out of 100 from Consumer Reports. Meanwhile, Nissan's all-electric Leaf got a top safety rating from another group.Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA ) reported first-quarter earnings last week, blowing away expectations and sending shares soaring. Less than four months after I first invested in this electric-car company, my shares have doubled. I'm a long-term investor
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