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Tesla wins court ruling to operate company-owned store in Va.

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Dealers in numerous states have long challenged Tesla's business practice of selling vehicles without a franchise system.
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By:
Danielle Szatkowski
June 24, 2019 06:27 PM

Tesla Inc. can continue to operate its store in suburban Richmond, Va., after a local judge ruled in the automaker's favor in a dispute with the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.

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