
Tesla's vehicle exports from China have sharply declined to 3,900 units in March, down from 30,200 units a year earlier. CEO Elon Musk announced plans to double vehicle output over the next two years and confirmed he will remain in his role. In other corporate news, Oracle's earnings and revenue fell short of expectations, leading to a weak Q4 guidance due to investment losses. Asana has announced a CEO succession plan and is facing a 29% drop in its stock price following this announcement. Additionally, Ford is providing €4.4 billion in financing for its German subsidiary, while several companies including Dash, TKO, and WSM will join the S&P 500 on March 24. In pre-market trading, notable movers include Tesla, which rose 4.5%, and Oracle, which fell by 1%. Overall, the market is mixed following recent economic data.


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