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Tesla Lines Up $30 Billion to Borrow With Spending on the Rise

Tesla Inc. has lined up $30 billion of new loans and credit lines, as the electric-car maker dials up investments in artificial intelligence and robotics.

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Tesla Lines Up $30 Billion to Borrow With Spending on the Rise
Tesla Inc. has lined up $30 billion of new loans and credit lines, as the electric-car maker dials up investments in artificial intelligence and robotics.
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