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GM beat analysts earnings expectations but revenues were light both in North American and in China. Shares retreated after the report.
The Wall Street Journal reports that confidence in Ford CEO Jim Hackett's plan and his ability to lay it out clearly have taken a dive.
There remains a good deal of skepticism about Ford's future, particularly in its core car sales business in the world's two largest car markets.
Auto industry analysts at Cox Automotive and J.D. Power expect April sales to be down year over year and month over month.
Uber Technologies, the greatest of all unicorns, dropped its valuation, as the ride-sharing company begins a roadshow to sell its shares to the public.
Ford reported better than expected revenues and earnings after markets closed Thursday.
Tesla reported a wider-than-expected loss after markets closed Wednesday. Does that really dampen the company's long-term outlook?
