Alibaba, Ford Plunge into Tuesday’s 52-Week Low Club
Ford, Trevena, Alibaba, and Snap all posted new 52-week lows Tuesday.
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DowDuPont, Caterpillar Weigh on the Dow Tuesday
The Dow's big industrial stocks--DowDuPont, Caterpillar, United Technologies, and 3M--dragged the blue-chip index down Tuesday.
Americans Remain Highly Skeptical of Self-Driving Vehicles
A new survey from J.D. Power indicates that Americans remain solidly skeptical of both the likelihood that self-driving cars will be available and that they themselves would ride in one.
Boeing Q3 Deliveries Slip but Rise Year Over Year
Boeing reported Tuesday that it delivered 190 new commercial jets in the third quarter. Deliveries were hampered supply chain issues, particularly engine troubles, and the company's projection of 2018 deliveries remains in jeopardy.
Fortnite Does It Again: Incentivizes More Monetization
Epic Games wants players to spend more on Fortnite and the company plans to share the wealth with Creators according to a note from analysts at Loup Ventures.
Video Drives $28 Billion in Ad Spending on Social Media
Ad spending on social media sites is projected to increase to a quarter of all the sites' 2018 ad revenues according to a research note from eMarketer.
Mortgage Delinquencies, Foreclosure Inventory Decline Further in July
Home mortgage delinquencies continue to decline as the strong U.S. economy pushes onward. The exceptions remain in areas hard hit by events like hurricanes and volcano eruptions.
Global Demand for Jet Fuel to Jump 27% by 2040
Demand for jet fuel to meet the requirements of passenger airlines and freight carriers is forecast to rise by more than 27% between now and 2040 according to a new study by data research…
GM’s China Sales Tumble 15% in Q3
GM on Monday reported China sales of new cars dropped 15% year over year in the third quarter. China's withdrawal of incentives for small-car buyers and a new focus on electrified vehicles is changing…
September Small Business Optimism Retreats Slightly as Pay Hikes Rise to Record High
The National Federation of Independent Business reported Tuesday that small-business optimism dipped slightly in September from a 45-year record high in August.
Ford, Snap Stagger into Monday’s 52-Week Low Club
Ford, Snap, Alibaba, and JD.com all posted new 52-week lows on Monday.
Walgreens, Walmart Rescue the Dow Monday
Walgreens, Walmart, Coca-Cola, and Travelers lifted the Dow to a modest gain after an awful start Monday.
US Gas Prices Rose Last Week on Supply Worries
U.S. pump prices for gasoline rose more than two cents last week and year-over-year prices are up more than 43 cents a gallon. Some relief may be on the way.
Baker Hughes Buys Into Abu Dhabi While GE Sells Off Energy Portfolio
While GE and GE Capital are busy selling off their energy portfolio, Baker Hughes, the GE-controlled oilfield services company, is investing in a Middle Eastern drilling firm.
Is Tesla’s Model 3 the Safest Car Ever?
In recently completed tests by federal regulators, Tesla's Model 3 posted the lowest probability of injury of all cars the safety agency has ever tested.
Global Renewable Power Generation to Rise by 1 Trillion Watts
The International Energy Agency on Monday released its annual report on renewable energy, along with a forecast of growth in renewable capacity through 2023.
Walmart, MGM Studios Strike Video Production Deal
Walmart and MGM Studios are about to announce a partnership under which MGM will provide original content for Walmart's Vudu streaming video service.
IPO News This Week: 5 Firms Seeking $1.06 Billion in New Capital
The IPO market remains hot with another five firms looking to raise more than $1 billion in funding during the coming week.
Honda Has a Big Problem With Its CR-V
A problem with the 2017 and 2018 model year Honda CR-V SUVs results in gasoline leaking into the engine's oil. The company has not yet issued a recall that could involve more than 500,000…
10 US Cities With the Lowest Number of Homes for Sale
The U.S. inventory of homes for sale has been low and getting lower. Here are the 10 U.S. metro areas where the number of homes in the for-sale inventory are lowest.