Why Tesla’s Battery Day Did Not Impress Investors
Tesla's long-awaited Battery Day presentation did not result in the kind of earth-shaking (and positive) response that markets are used to.
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Nike Erases Memory of Prior Quarter Loss with Blowout Q1 Earnings
Nike reported first fiscal quarter results that pounded top and bottom-line consensus estimates. The company's direct channels continue growing and the digital business may be growing even faster.
Holiday Outlook for Small Business Dimmed by COVID-19
Small business owners are gearing up for the 2020 holiday shopping season as business improves slightly. But shop owners are going to have to go the extra mile to attract more customers this year.
Mall Owner Brookfield Property Will Fire 20% of Workforce
Shopping mall owner Brookfield Property is firing about 20% of its 22,000 employees as the firm tries to align itself with the future of mall ownership.
How the Pandemic Boosted AutoZone Earnings
Parts retailer AutoZone posted big fourth-quarter beats on both the top and bottom lines, which helped lift the shares early Tuesday.
Buffett Gets $200 Million Payday From Occidental
Occidental Petroleum reported Monday that it will make its quarterly $200 million coupon payment to Warren Buffett in cash, not stock, for the third quarter of this year.
Karma Automotive to Introduce New Name for Sedans, No Cars Yet Though
Karma Automotive said Monday that it will give its first line of all-electric vehicles a new name when the first car debuts next year.
How the Libyan Tail Is Wagging the OPEC Dog
A reported agreement that would get Libyan oil flowing into the export market has sent crude prices tumbling Monday morning.
Is the TikTok Saga Really Finished?
The U.S. president has tentatively approved a deal that would create a U.S. company to manage social media app TikTok, but the story is far from over.
Does Change at the Top Turn Down the Heat on Nikola?
Trevor Milton, founder and executive board chair of electric truck maker Nikola, has stepped down and given up his seat on the board as Nikola comes under pressure from a short seller report that…
The 5 States Voting on Marijuana Legalization in November
Marijuana legalization ballot measures will be voted on in five states this November. Here's an overview of what voters will be deciding on.
Why Raised US Steel Q3 Projections Are Opening Investors’ Wallets
U.S. Steel upgraded third-quarter guidance Friday morning and investors are liking what they're hearing.
US Consumer Sentiment Gains More Strength in September
According to the University of Michigan's preliminary September consumer sentiment survey, Americans are more upbeat about the U.S. economy, but the upcoming election and an approved COVID-19 vaccine remain as concerns.
6 Industrials That Offer Value and High Potential Upside for 2021
Industrial stocks haven't gotten much love recently. Whether that's a result of how the stocks are now valued or the stocks' discount to book value, or just being undervalued by the market, there are…
Will Tesla’s New Roadster Keep Up with Genovation’s GXE?
When Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) delivers its first second-generation Roadster next year, the company says the car’s top speed will be over 250 mph. The promised battery range is 620 miles, but who cares.…
How 6 Refiners Look as Moody’s Sees Rebound in Sector Earnings
Moody's has upgraded its outlook on the oil refining and marketing sector from negative to positive for 2021. The upgrade is based on sharp improvements over a dismal 2020.
Walmart Heir Sells 8.6 Millions Shares of First Solar Stock
A scion of the Walton family is selling 8.6 million shares of First Solar stock and giving away an equal amount.
Business Roundtable Releases Plan to Combat Climate Change
The Business Roundtable has released a new statement on principles and policies to address climate-change, including a recommendation for setting a price on carbon.
European Auto Sales Down by 32% in First 8 Months of 2020
Auto sales in the European Union have been fallen even further than they have in the United States in the first eight months of this year.
How a New Fighter Plane Could Disrupt the Defense Industry
The Air Force has designed, built, and flown a prototype for a new fighter jet in less than one year. Is the defense business in for a massive shift?