I hear about the Magnificent Seven several times a day — seven companies and eight stocks that have dominated headlines for the past few months. The Magnificent Seven comprises Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Meta Platforms (META), Tesla (TSLA), and Alphabet (GOOG/GOOGL). These names aren’t new and have all been in the [...]
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The crypto winter seems to be thawing. As a result, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) just rose above $50,000 per token and a trillion-dollar market cap for the first time since early December 2021.
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Albemarle, the world's largest lithium producer, posted a better-than-expected adjusted quarterly profit on Wednesday as aggressive cost cuts helped offset plunging prices for the metal used to make electric vehicle batteries.
Wall Street ended sharply higher on Wednesday as ride-hailing platforms Lyft and Uber rallied, while Nvidia displaced Alphabet as the U.S. stock market's third most valuable company.
Wall Street ended sharply higher on Wednesday as ride-hailing platforms Lyft and Uber rallied, while Nvidia displaced Alphabet as the U.S. stock market's third most valuable company.
Wall Street rose on Wednesday as ride-hailing platforms Lyft and Uber rallied, while Nvidia briefly displaced Alphabet as the U.S. stock market's third most valuable company.
Several U.S. auto retailers reported dour fourth-quarter profits this week, as price cuts and incentives to lure in buyers in a turbulent economy put a strain on new-vehicle margins.
French automaker Renault on Wednesday reported a slightly lower-than-expected full-year 2023 net profit, but posted margin and revenue gains and offered more cash to investors with a huge increase in its dividend.
As one of the most valuable and innovative businesses in the world, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) never really gets to spend time outside the spotlight. So, when it reported disappointing fourth-quarter and 2023 financial results on Jan. 24, the market's negative reaction made headlines.
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