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Tesla rival Lucid's stock soared 43% on rumors of a Saudi takeover

By: via Business Journals
The Newark company's shares saw their biggest one day gain on record based on a rumor that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) wants to buy out the electric vehicle maker.
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