U.S. stock indexes edged higher on Wednesday, helped by strong quarterly updates from healthcare companies including Anthem and Abbott, while worries remained about the impact of supply chain constraints and inflation on corporate earnings.
U.S. stock index futures struggled for direction on Wednesday as investors weighed the impact of supply chain constraints and inflation on corporate earnings, while Netflix shares remained sluggish after its quarterly report.
Electric automaker Rivian plans to launch one of the decade's biggest IPOs, which could raise over $8 billion. But despite the company's sleek trucks and SUVs, investors need to brace themselves for a stomach-churning ride.
The NASDAQ 100 Pre-Market Indicator is up 11.69 to 15,422.41. The total Pre-Market volume is currently 27,098,746 shares traded.The following are the most active stocks for the pre-market session: LumiraDx Limited (LMDX) is +2.53 at $10.96, with 3,937,783 shares traded. As repor
U.S. stock index futures were flat on Wednesday as investors weighed the impact of supply chain constraints and inflation on corporate earnings, while Netflix shares remained sluggish after its quarterly report.
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is expected to publish its Q3 2021 results after the markets close on Wednesday, October 20. The electric vehicle bellwether has already provided delivery figures for the quarter, noting that it sold a record 241,300 vehicles, marking a sequential increase o
Tata Motors’ stock (NYSE: TTM) rose by 63% in the last twenty-one trading days. In comparison, the broader S&P500 index declined by 0.3% over the same period. The stock rose after the company announced it will raise $1 billion in its passenger electric vehicle (EV) bu
Malaysian electronics firms central to the supply of basic chips that drive the world's cars, smartphones and home devices say big-name customers are beating on their doors to lock in take-or-pay, longer-term deals - and happy to pay more if need be.
(RTTNews) - American carmaker Ford Motor Co. (F) has announced that it would begin manufacturing electric car parts in Europe at a cost of $315 million as it makes the move from traditional internal combustion engines to the electric zero emission vehicles.
Although the computer chip shortage wrecked third-quarter auto sales by causing third quarter auto sales to tumble, the market still finds an investment in Ford (NYSE: F) to be intriguing.
South Korean battery maker Samsung SDI Co Ltd and global automaker Stellantis NV have agreed to jointly produce electric vehicle (EV) batteries for the North American market, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
With electric car sales soaring and regulations increasingly favouring zero-emission vehicles, a flurry of announcements on Monday showed how the global auto industry has kicked into a higher gear as it races to speed past the fossil-fuel car era.
Ford said on Monday it would invest up to 230 million pounds ($316 million) to build electric car components at its Halewood factory in northern England.
Michigan-based Our Next Energy, which is developing an advanced battery for electric vehicles, has raised $25 million from investors ranging from German automaker BMW to a clean technology venture firm headed by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, the young company said on Monday.
Ford (NYSE:F) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) are perhaps two of the best-known American automotive brands. Tesla is now the world’s most valuable automaker by far, valued at about $780 billion, or 19x trailing revenues, as investors are betting that the company’s early mov
While Tesla remains the frontrunner in the electric vehicle (EV) space, and may have the production lined up to continue flourishing as the market explodes, traditional automakers like Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) aren't just idling, either. Long considered a slowly declining leg
Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) headquarters move from California to Texas looks like a purely political move on the surface. However, there's a lot more going on with CEO Elon Musk and what Tesla is trying to accomplish long term, and politics isn't the real story. Fool.com contributors