Rob Wile is a Breaking Business News Reporter at NBC News. He covers a range of topics including economic policy, consumer behavior, and government regulations, with a focus on breaking business stories that impact everyday consumers. Rob's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Miami Herald, Business Insider, and CNBC.
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President Donald Trump looks on as Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks in 2017.
Revenue at the electric carmaker fell in the first three months of 2025 from a year earlier, as Tesla faces backlash tied to CEO Elon Musk's politics.
By: David Ingram, Rob Wile
Tesla reported dismal earnings and warned that politics and Trump's tariff policies would take a toll on the company. Musk said he would advocate for lower tariffs.
By: Rob Wile
Tesla reported a sizable drop in profit and revenue Tuesday and warned that the political environment along with the Trump administration's tariff plans were challenges for its business.
By: Rob Wile, David Ingram
Tesla reported dismal earnings and warned that politics and Trump's tariff policies would take a toll on the company. Musk said he would advocate for lower tariffs.
Investors also took heart that Elon Musk was stepping back from his White House role to re-focus on Tesla.
By: Rob Wile
Scott Bessent called China’s economic model “unsustainable” as White House officials indicated trade negotiations were continuing.
By: Rob Wile
Scott Bessent and Donald Trump at the Oval Office of the White House on April 9.
By: Rob Wile
The impact from tariffs has so far been most immediately felt in financial markets, with stocks erasing nearly a year's worth of gains amid fears of an economic growth slowdown or outright recession.
Slate Auto, a firm backed in part by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, is unveiling a low-cost electric truck that can also change into an SUV.
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