Tesla sales plunged by more than half last month in several European countries in a sign that Elon Musk could struggle to revive the company after he shifts from his Washington work to running the automaker again. The countries are not major drivers of sales overall, but they are the first to report April results and thus a foretaste of possible trouble elsewhere as Tesla reels from protests and boycotts over Musk wading into politics. Financial analysts covering Tesla are worried about the Musk backlash but caution it's not clear exactly how much to blame politics for the hit.

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The Footwear Distributors & Retailers of America trade group (FDRA) urged U.S. President Donald Trump to exempt shoes from reciprocal tariffs in a letter signed by makers including Nike, Adidas America and Skechers. WHY IT'S IMPORTANT The FDRA letter, dated April 29, was signed by 76 footwear companies such as Deckers Brands, Capri Holdings, Under Armour, and VF Corp. The trade group said that the industry already faces significant levies, including children's shoes, which often have rates of 20%, 37.5%, or higher, before accounting for the new tariffs.

↘️ Block (XYZ): The Cash App parent posted a drop in quarterly results and cut its annual guidance. It flagged a "pronounced shift" in consumer behavior, saying users had cut back on non-essentials. Shares cratered 20%.

As the private jets descend upon Omaha's Eppley Airfield this afternoon, bringing shareholders to Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, that company’s stock continues its recent stellar run, with its Class A shares finishing up 1.75% to $809,350.00, a record closing high. Berkshire stock has soared about 19% in 2025, versus a 3.3% decline for the S&P 500. Berkshire’s annual meeting, sometimes called “Woodstock for capitalists,” is often a festive affair, but this year is extra-special as it marks the 60th anniversary of when Buffett took over a down-and-out textile maker and began to transform into a global goliath.

While the old adage "sell in May and go away" may have proved true historically, it may not pan out this year given the news-driven market volatility. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Allie Canal outlines what investors need to know. Check out Yahoo Finance's interviews with Blue Chip Daily Trend Report's chief technical strategist Larry Tentarelli and Steward Partners CFP and wealth advisor Andrew Briggs, each sharing their opinion on market drivers. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here.

In a move that critics say could damage the future of American clean energy, Elon Musk is reportedly overseeing the dismantling of the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office—the very agency that helped launch Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) to the level where it is now with a $465 million loan back in 2010. The Loan That Helped Spark Tesla’s Rise Fifteen years ago, Musk’s electric vehicle startup was far from the powerhouse it is today. With little private financing available, Tesla turned to the feder

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The company hosts its annual shareholder meeting this weekend highlighted by a Q&A with CEO Warren Buffett on Saturday.

Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK-B, BRK-A) annual shareholder meeting is set to take place this weekend. Yahoo Finance Head of News Myles Udland joins the Yahoo Finance studio to break down Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio, highlighting Warren Buffett's position in Apple (AAPL) and why it remains Berkshire's largest holding. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here.