Among the 10 largest publicly-traded companies, Musk’s Tesla Inc. is No. 1 in growth the past decade with revenue increasing more than 260-fold to $53.8 billion; No. 1 the past 12 months with sales surging 71%; No. 1 in share performance over five and 10 years with its stock appreciating 15- and 146-fold, respectively, to a recent $1,000; and No. 1 in employment by more than quintupling its workforce since 2016, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
A world ravaged by climate change brought on in part by the overuse of fossil fuels makes electric-vehicle maker Tesla increasingly the choice of fleet operators because of the minimal fuel and maintenance costs of its zero-emission cars. That's a big reason why Austin, Texas-based Tesla’s sales growth will be No. 1 next year (30%) and again in 2024 (18%), according to the median estimate of 33 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. READ FULL STORY HERE
By Matthew A. Winkler | Bloomberg
Elon Musk is a BOSS and Twitter memers are thoroughly enjoying this...
— drefanzor (@drefanzor) April 20, 2022
ELON!! https://t.co/iAjpOaBaNp
— Diane Weir (@ddjane62) April 20, 2022
— john (@johnhackerla) April 20, 2022