Tesla stock upgraded to Deutsche Bank’s ‘short-term buy’ list

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Uber has settled a lawsuit over wait fees for disabled passengers, Tesla stock is up after Deutsche Bank added it to its short-term buy list, and Nvidia shares are surging on optimism over passage of the CHIPS Act in Congress. $TSLA

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