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Tesla is expected to report deliveries figures for the second quarter on Wednesday morning, after a losing streak for the stock...
Continue ReadingFEATURE It’s been an awful year for Apple investors. That’s just a fact. The iPhone maker’s stock is down nearly 20%. UnitedHealth Merck and Salesforce are the only three stocks in the that fared worse in the first half of 2025...
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MercadoLibre continues to post amazing revenue growth as its e-commerce and payments units surge in popularity. Rocket Lab USA is capitalizing on the fast-growing space economy. Is the shine coming off of Apple stock?...
Continue ReadingMajor U.S. antitrust rulings have branded Alphabet a monopolist, with potential for a forced divestiture of assets. Click here to find out why GOOG is a Hold...
Continue ReadingAs Amazon's fleet of robots has reaches a milestone, the company is also releasing a new AI model to make them more efficient...
Continue ReadingMeta's (META) artificial intelligence (AI) race heats up as CEO Mark Zuckerberg leads new Superintelligence Labs with former Scale AI and GitHub CEOs. Shay Boloor, Futurum chief market strategist, joins Market Catalysts to explain how Meta's talent acquisitions and reinvestments could shape the AI landscape and investor outlook. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Catalysts here...
Continue Reading(Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump’s $3.3 trillion tax and spending cut bill passed the Senate Tuesday after a furious push by Republican leaders to persuade holdouts to back the legislation and hand the president a political win.Most Read from BloombergStruggling Downtowns Are Looking to Lure New CrowdsPhiladelphia Transit System Votes to Cut Service by 45%, Hike FaresSprawl Is Still Not the AnswerSenators voted 51-50 to pass the bill, with three Republicans — Susan Collins of Maine, Thom Tillis of No...
Continue ReadingSTORY: Tesla sales rose in Norway and Spain in June, an early sign that some are buying its newly-revamped Model Y vehicle.Tesla had seen sales plunge in recent months to multi-year lows in its key European markets as CEO Elon Musk's relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump and embrace of far-right politics in Europe led to protests against his company, as well as vandalism at its showrooms and charging stations.The EV maker has suffered six straight year-over-year losses in quarterly new registration volumes across Western Europe, according to data from Schmidt Automotive, which said Tesla was on track for a seventh straight year-on-year loss.Tesla had not launched a new mainstream model since 2020, while traditional automakers have been rushing to produce more affordable electric cars.Meanwhile, Chinese rivals, such as BYD, have been rapidly taking market share.But the revamped Model Y, which arrived in many European markets in May and June, has helped boost Tesla's fortunes.Sales in Norway spiked last month by 54% annually, with Model Y sales up 115%, results the head of the Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association called "impressive."And in Spain, June sales increased by 60% annually, with Model Y sales up nearly 130%.The June data comes amid a renewed dispute between Musk and Trump regarding the U.S. president's sweeping tax-cut and spending bill.Shares of Tesla were down more than 4% in Tuesday morning trading...
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