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Investor's Business Daily says analysts see a Tesla-SpaceX merger as less likely after the midterms, while a Texas official asked for a pause in land talks.
Investor's Business Daily reports that the probability of a merger between Tesla and SpaceX has fallen after the midterm elections, according to analysts cited by the outlet.
IBD also reports that the Texas governor-elect asked for a pause in talks over a potential land sale to SpaceX. The sources do not give further details on the land discussions.
USA Today separately looked at how politics has affected Elon Musk and Tesla in the past, and asked whether the midterm results could have a similar effect again.
Tesla and SpaceX are both companies led by Elon Musk, and political developments have at times drawn attention to his businesses.
The reports point to how election outcomes and political relationships may shape perceptions of Tesla and its ties to other Musk-led companies.
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