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🚨BREAKING: MORGAN STANLEY SAYS $TSLA HAS SECURED THE CRITICAL KEY TO AUTONOMY • Morgan Stanley says recent developments in the insurance sector are a major positive signal for Tesla’s self-driving ambitions and stock upside • Online insurer Lemonade launched a new product that cuts premiums by up to 50%...

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