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Tesla Inc. investors have a lot to parse after the July 4 holiday: a disappointing quarter of deliveries, a record month of production, and now several weeks of downtime at multiple plants. Elon Musk is taking plants in China and Germany offline. Bloomberg's Dana Hull reports on "Bloomberg Technology."