EMJ Capital's Eric Jackson recommends Dell Technologies and Arm Holdings as under-the-radar stocks with stronger growth narratives than Tesla and Apple, emphasizing their potential in the AI sector. read more
Last week was a bad week for Intel (NASDAQ:INTC). The shares took a heavy beating, falling by 8% after, for the first time, the company released separate financials
Revolut and Monzo are among a group of top fintech firms to urge the government to ditch its contentious tax on share trading today as part of a sweeping call for reform to revive London's stock market and boost its appeal to technology firms.
A strike by Tesla mechanics in Sweden, among the country's longest labour disputes, continues to disrupt operations, a union said on Wednesday, and is drawing scrutiny from investors despite Elon Musk saying the storm is over. For months Tesla has been under pressure in the Nordics, with sympathy actions since October backing Swedish IF Metall's mechanics' demand for a collective agreement. Postal workers, garbage collectors, repair centres, port workers, electricians, and cleaners are among...
Tesla's strategic direction hasn't been received well by investors and the stock is on extended downtrend now. read more
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Tesla stock is down more than 35% in 2024 and the company just announced layoffs. Here's what you need to know.
Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm on Tuesday said she does not know her own stock portfolio when pressed by Sen. Josh Hawley (R., Mo.) over why she falsely testified last year about her stock-trading activities.
Tesla has announced a large reduction in staff on the heels of a disappointing Q1 delivery report, following in the footsteps of legacy automakers and pure-play EV makers, per an internal memo.
The company is one of the worst-performing stocks in the S&P 500.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk refuted a Reuters report claiming that his automobile company is scrapping plans for a £19792.63 ($25,000) electric vehicle. The 52-year-old billionaire accused the outlet of "lying."Reuters, citing three anonymous sources, reported that Tesla had abandoned its project for a low-cost electric car, codenamed Model 2. The Reuters folks, who claim to have reviewed internal Tesla documents, suggest the project is dead.Responding to the report via an X post, Musk wrote: "Reuters...