Another Wall Street bank has dropped coverage of Tesla — and it could be a sign Elon Musk is making progress in taking the company private (TSLA)

Adam Jonas


Morgan Stanley has dropped research overage of Tesla in what could be another sign of Elon Musk’s electric-car company tapping banks for financial services in its bid to go private.

Goldman Sachs previously dropped coverage last week and said it was “acting as a financial advisor in connection with a matter that is fundamental to the reasonable analysis of the rating and price target for the stock.”

See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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