Key Takeaways U.S. equities jumped at midday on signs the tariffs planned for April 2 by President Donald Trump won't affect as many industries as had been thought.Tesla reportedly is ready to begin offering its highest-level self-driving technology in cars sold in China.

Bloomberg journalists discuss today's biggest winners and losers in the stock market. Listen for analysis on the companies making news on Wall Street.

Tesla stock surges as shares of the electric-vehicle maker come off their ninth-straight weekly loss, Nvidia rises, Lockheed Martin extends losses, and Super Micro’s stock is downgraded.

The analysts also explained that “Tesla appears to have the most to lose” among car companies in the U.S. from the “shifting regulatory backdrop,” referring to Trump’s potential rollback of electric vehicle tax credits.

Largely thanks to Musk’s political activities, the EV company continues to find itself in crisis. Here’s everything that’s going wrong.

Tesla’s all-time accumulated net income is far below the $55 billion CEO compensation package Elon Musk is trying to