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Coming up, Tesla cuts prices again, the electric vehicle maker reducing the costs of more expensive models for the second time this year will bring you the details.

Plus, time to buy Apple after sitting on the sidelines for the last six years Goldman Sachs says it is time to jump

in on the iPhone maker despite missing out on a 300% advance we'll discuss and

the push to ban Tik-Tock Senator Mark Warner plans to introduce a bill this week

to allow the US to systematically ban Chinese technology.

That's including services like the social media giant.

All that and so much more coming up.

But first Tesla down two percentage points after cutting prices here in the US on

Model S and Model X including the plaid varietals over the weekend for more.

Let's bring in Bloomberg's Dana Hole who is reporting.

Where are the price cuts and what do we know about them in the last 24 hours?

So Tesla cut the prices last night, they changed the website,

and the model S is now roughly $5,000 cheaper

across both models, and the X is almost $10,000 cheaper.

Interestingly, now the plaid is the exact same for both the S and the X and I think

what's significant is that we've seen Tesla tweak prices quite a bit. This is kind of a significant change to come in March.

We have roughly three and a half four weeks left in the quarter.

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