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Tesla Motors made roadkill of Wall Street’s second-quarter estimates late Thursday, thanks to continued strong demand for its luxury electric cars in the U.S. and overseas. But Tesla (TSLA) stock fell fractionally late on a scheduled production hiccup from the transition to a new assembly line that will limit profitability. During the regular session, Tesla slid 2.5% to 223.30. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based company earned 11 cents a Scalper1 News
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