tweeted that he had "funding secured" to take the company private at that price. While a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit regarding the tweet saw Musk lose his role as Tesla's chairman and pay a $20 million fine, the company has bounced back on a strong performance to end 2019.— Shares of the used car seller slid more than 3%, accelerating Friday's 6% loss, as the Street continued to react to the company's third quarter results reported on Friday.
— JD.com's stock climbed 3.1% in early trading Monday after Reuters reported that it was exploring an initial public offering for its logistics unit. JD Logistics could have a market cap of more than $30 billion, with the offering raising between $8 billion and $10 billion, according to the report. JD.com spun off the logistics unit into a standalone entity in 2017.