Tesla investors are likely to demand a premium in a possible merger with SpaceX, says Ben Harwood, New Street Research senior analyst for technology and space infrastructure. Harwood discusses the synergies he sees between Tesla and SpaceX and why demand for Tesla's full self-driving shows the company has momentum to keep profits growing. (Source: Bloomberg)
Tesla investors are likely to demand a premium in a possible merger with SpaceX, says Ben Harwood, New Street Research senior analyst for technology and space infrastructure. Harwood discusses the synergies he sees between Tesla and SpaceX and why demand for Tesla's full self-driving shows the company has momentum to keep profits growing. (Source: Bloomberg)
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