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After another day of aggressive selling-off — Monday was the single-worst trading day of the year — markets are mixed in early trading. While the Dow is buoying off its crushing 800-point loss yesterday, +50 points a half hour before the opening bell, the Nasdaq is still

General Motors Co. GM and POSCO Chemical have recently announced that they are working in unison with the governments of Canada and Quebec to build a new facility in Bécancour, Quebec. The site, with an estimated value of $400 million (C$500 million), will produce cathode

Tuesday, March 8, 2022After another day of aggressive selling-off — Monday was the single-worst trading day of the year — markets are mixed in early trading. While the Dow is buoying off its crushing 800-point loss yesterday, +50 points a half hour before the opening bell

Stock Market Today Mid-Morning UpdatesOn Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down by 60 points. With the possibility of the U.S. banning Russian oil imports as soon as Tuesday, it has triggered a surge in oil prices. The ban, however, is likely without European participa

U.S. stocks were set for a mixed open on Tuesday after suffering hefty losses a day earlier, as investors assessed the economic impact of a spike in oil prices and Western sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Lucid Group (NASDAQ: LCID) has been a divisive stock since its public debut last July. The bulls will point out that the electric vehicle (EV) maker is led by Peter Rawlinson, a former Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) engineer who worked on the Model S, and that its debut vehicle, the Lucid

U.S. stock index futures stabilized on Tuesday, after a steep sell-off on Wall Street in the previous session as investors assessed the impact of a spike in oil prices and Western sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Germany on Tuesday poured cold water on extending the life-span of its nuclear plants to help cut its reliance on Russian gas, saying it needed instead to build up alternative energy sources at "Tesla speed".

U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc sold 56,515 China-made vehicles in February, including 33,315 for export, the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) said on Tuesday.

Bitcoin's been known to freak out when Elon Musk tweets a broken-heart emoji. So why isn't it flying off the handle as we seem to stand on the precipice of World War 3?

What happened Uranium stocks rocketed on Monday, with most stocks in the industry surging by double-digit percentages in early morning trading. These were the top-performing uranium stocks as of market close Monday:

What happened Shares of EV truck and technology company Cenntro Electric (NASDAQ: CENN) gained as much as 56.7% in mid-day trading Monday. Shares of the small-cap stock lost some of those gains but still ended the day up 20.8%.

U.S. auto retailer Group 1 Automotive Inc said on Monday it would buy the Charles Maund Toyota dealership in Austin, Texas, as it is expected to add $435 million in annual revenues.

Surging raw materials costs, made worse by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, could set back the dream of Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk and other auto executives to roll out more affordable electric vehicles.

Meritor, Inc. MTOR has recently signed a collaborative agreement with ConMet, per which, Meritor will manufacture purpose-built trailer suspensions and brakes, and tire inflation systems to work with ConMet's PreSet PluseHub.The trailblazing system will allow the producti

The awards keep rolling in for Ford (NYSE: F). Ford recently won the prestigious awards for 2022 North American Truck of the Year (for the Ford Maverick) and 2022 North American Utility Vehicle of the Year (for the Ford Bronco) from the North American International Auto Show in D

There was a time when most investors wouldn't have cared much about the stocks Robinhood Markets' (NASDAQ: HOOD) customers were buying. The crowd using that trading app was typically new and inexperienced, and not necessarily a lead you'd be interested in following.

The stock market has been on edge since Russia invaded Ukraine, and in addition to the human devastation, the impacts have rippled across the financial markets. Oil prices soared Monday morning above $125 per barrel, and fears about the potential fallout across the globe sent fut

U.S. stock index futures slid on Monday, with banks and travel stocks falling the most as the prospect of a ban on oil imports from Russia pushed Brent to over $130 a barrel and added to concerns over spiraling inflation and slowing economic growth.

Surging raw materials costs, made worse by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, could set back the dream of Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk and other auto executives to roll out more affordable electric vehicles.