The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq have roared higher in recent times, even reaching records and confirming the presence of a bull market, and a specific group of stocks has been setting the pace. I'm talking about the technology stocks referred to as the "Magnificent Seven" -- a ref
Plaintiffs' lawyers in a California wrongful-death lawsuit cited Tesla president Jon McNeill's internal email in a deposition as they asked a Tesla witness whether the company knew drivers would not watch the road when using its driver-assistance system, according to previously unreported transcripts reviewed by Reuters.
The thinking was strategically sound: Lower your prices to make your products more competitive in an increasingly crowded market. Sometimes as a business, you just do what you have to do.
It's been a strong start to the year for the stock market. The so-called "Magnificent Seven" stocks are driving gains, but one industry-leading enterprise and member of this group stands out as a poor performer.
Tesla's German gigafactory near Berlin could be supplied with electricity again from Monday, the power firm in charge of fixing the ongoing power outage, which has downed the plant since March 5, said.
The power firm in charge of fixing the power outage that has grounded Tesla's German plant near Berlin said the factory, which has stopped production since March 5, could be supplied again with electricity on Monday.
Volkswagen Australia said on Monday it had quit the policymaking committee at the country's auto lobby, days after Tesla cut ties with the group, as the German carmaker distances itself from a campaign against new fuel standards.
Struggling basketball players sometimes get replaced in their team's starting lineup. So do athletes who play other sports. Corporate executives, politicians, and TV personalities are subject to losing their spots as well.
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Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock has slid 56% from its high in 2021. A series of product price cuts to keep demand up in a weak automotive environment, on top of increasing competition in the electric vehicle (EV) market, has tested the stock market's patience.
The "Magnificent Seven" is a moniker Bank of America analyst Michael Hartnett coined to describe a group of America's largest technology stocks, which handily outperformed the S&P 500 index in 2023. The Magnificent Seven includes:
As the calendar turned to March, the market has wasted no time bidding stocks higher, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both closing at all-time highs.
The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is being supercharged by the "Magnificent Seven" stocks of Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Tesla, Meta Platforms, and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA).
It may be one of the so-called "Magnificent Seven" stocks, but Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) hasn't been so magnificent of late. Share prices of the electric vehicle (EV) maker are down nearly 40% since July and have been more than halved since their late-2021 peak. That weakness coincide
Follow the leader. It's a game most of us played as kids and many still play as adults. In some cases, following the leader might even be a smart investing strategy.Ken Griffin certainly ranks as one of the top leaders in the investing world. His Citadel hedge fund has achieved a
Electric vehicle stocks had a terrible week across the board as the price war that's been building around the world took another step in China. BYD (OTC: BYDDY) (OTC: BYDD.F) lowered prices for its EVs again, and Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) followed the move with nearly $5,000 in incent
Alphabet stock has underperformed its "Magnificent 7" peers over the last decade. Here's the 2030 forecast for the Google parent, and the factors that could drive its long-term growth.
(RTTNews) - The U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers advised the Tesla (TSLA) owners to file for individual arbitration under California's unfair competition law and other provisions, instead of a proposed class action, in the battery range case against the company.