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In its most recent quarter, Tesla Inc.'s vehicle deliveries rebounded to 343,830, a new record and turnaround from earlier this year when a shutdown at its China factory and other challenges affected how many vehicles it managed to get into customers' driveways.
The potential for global economic growth started weakening even before the Ukraine crisis, and although market uncertainty may have peaked in the first half of 2022, it still remains high.
The US stock market ended a week of heavy losses on a positive note Wednesday after bond yields tumbled and left stocks looking more attractive to investors.
Of the five biggest US companies by market value, Teslaâs shares are by far the most expensive, yet theyâre the only ones whose performance comes close to Appleâs, a rarity for investors in the sector.
Responding to a Wall Street upgrade and news of a new blockbuster hit, Netflix stock rose 7.1% on Wednesday.
Following Tuesday's hearing in a Delaware Court of Chancery between Twitter and Elon Musk related to a discovery dispute, Twitter stock ticked higher, ending the day at $42.09, up 1.4%.
To target the next generation of shoppers, Walmart is opening a new superstore that comes with all the luxuries - from clothes, a roller skating rink, a Ferris wheel, and now - the metaverse.
Shares of Nio Inc. are up 2.78% in mid-day trading Monday, following an announced strategic funding transaction with Australian lithium firm - Greenwing Resources.
In a securities filing Monday, Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. disclosed hackers broke into the networks of its Rockstar Games Inc. unit, illegally accessing early-development footage of the company's next "Grand Theft Auto" video game.
Heading into this week's markets, JPMorgan analysts drop COIN price target for December, while Amazon plans a second Prime Day for the first time in one year. Elsewhere, General Motors Co said on Friday it will invest $760 million at its Toledo, Ohio factory to build drive units for electric trucks.
In its most recent quarter, Costco Wholesale Corp. posted higher sales, with revenues rising 15% to $72.09 billion, the latest indication that the warehouse retailer remains a haven for consumers dealing with ongoing inflation.
The enterprise software maker, Salesforce, announced a new long-range profitability goal that showed the company's determination to operate more efficiently. At the Dreamforce conference Wednesday, Salesforce introduced a host of new products, including "Genie" and "Slack Canvas."
Alongside General Motors Tuesday, Hertz Global Holdings Inc. announced a groundbreaking deal that would see the rental company buy up to 175,000 electric vehicles from GM over five years.
Last week, FedEx surprised investors by announcing its quarterly results sooner than expected, which quickly turned out to be unpleasant. The shipping giant withdrew its full-year guidance and warned its fiscal first quarter would come in well below expectation.
Following the merger with CF Acquisition Corp. VI, the conservative video network Rumble will become a publicly held company on Monday, with CFVI shares to trade under the ticker symbol 'RUM.'
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