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Contract negotiations between UPS and the Teamsters Union have broken down and a strike of some 340,000 workers is threatened for the end of July.
Tesla reported better than expected second-quarter production and deliveries on Sunday, and the shares traded up about 6.7% in Monday's premarket.
Apple is on its way to closing with a market value of $3 trillion. And what's the new-found investor lust for EV stocks all about?
America's big banks all passed the Fed's annual stress test, and now investors are going to be looking for dividend hikes and buybacks. We will find out what happens beginning in about two weeks.
The U.S. Commerce Department reportedly is considering tightening its restrictions on chip exports to China.
Electric pickup truck maker Lordstown Motors has filed for bankruptcy protection and commenced a lawsuit against its erstwhile partner Foxconn .
The aborted rebellion in Russia is, so far, having a minimal effect on U.S. markets.
Plans to sell $400 million in new common shares have eliminated nearly all the share price gain that Virgin Galactic posted just a week ago.
Boeing threatened by supplier strike, Tesla still getting beaten up by analyst downgrade, and AMC back in the news.
A new cryptocurrency exchange opens, the world's largest asset management firm wants to open a spot Bitcoin ETF, and institutional investors cannot wait to get their hands on crypto. What could go...
The biannual Paris Air Show delivered the largest single aircraft order in history on Monday, and the second-largest is expected to be finalized Tuesday.
Virgin Galactic begins flying again, and Adobe rocks a new 52-week high after reporting earnings.
The Nasdaq 100 almost doubled the gain posted by the Nasdaq Composite on Wednesday. Are silicon chips a better safety play than potato chips? It's starting to look that way.
The Federal Open Market Committee is expected to pause its interest rate hikes, inflation is settling down (sort of) and oil demand is coming closer to a peak.
Tesla and other U.S. EV makers are reportedly losing some $3 billion in renewable energy credits, otherwise known as free money.