In a letter to Trump officials, Tesla raised concerns about the president's tariffs -- but it's unclear if CEO Elon Musk was ...

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The March 11 letter to the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office, which is reportedly unsigned but on the company letterhead, ...

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The comments were made in an unsigned letter on Tesla letterhead to United States Trade ... to "future trade policy actions," pointing, as an example, to what they say are shortages of lithium ...

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U.S. exporters are inherently exposed to disproportionate impacts when other countries respond to U.S. trade actions,’ the ...

A letter to the US Trade Representative’s Office reflects comments by many US businesses concerned by Trump’s tariffs, and is notable because it is from Tesla.

It is not clear who at Tesla wrote the letter, which is unsigned but is on a company letterhead ... actions," Tesla said in the letter. "For example, past trade actions by the United States ...