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Tesla beats Wall Street expectations with Q4 profit

The company's adjusted earnings amounted to $2.14 per share on revenue of $7.4 billion. Financial analysts had expected an adjusted gain of $1.74 share and $7.1 billion in revenue, according to Bloomberg.

The company's fourth-quarter results represented an improvement from the
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