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Tesla bears suffer record short-sale loss in 2020 -S3 Partners

NEW YORK, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Short bets on Tesla Inc were the most unprofitable trade in 2020, as th

Tesla bears suffer record short-sale loss in 2020 -S3 Partners

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