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Tesla stock drops on report that the SEC has subpoenaed the automaker

The Securities and Exchange Commission has reportedly sent subpoenas to Tesla Inc. about plans to take the company private, with a special focus on two words in Chief Executive Elon Musk's brief tweet last week: "funding secured."

News of the subpoenas, first tweeted by Fox Business Network reporter Charles Gasparino, initially sent the electric automaker's stock price tumbling more than 4 percent on Wednesday morning. It later recovered somewhat, and shares closed at $338.69, down 2.6 percent.

Gasparino tweeted that the SEC had ramped up

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