Tesla stock and bonds tumble as investors fret about costs and safety

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Tesla stock and bonds tumble as investors fret about costs and safety

After third Autopilot-related death.

Tesla's stock and bonds tumbled on Monday as investors worried about the automaker's cash burn and problems with an Autopilot system that CEO Elon Musk has held out as key to the electric car maker's future. Tesla's stock fell 3.8 percent to US$203.03, bringing its loss to 11 percent since the ...

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