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With shares of NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) zooming in recent weeks to touch all-time highs in early September, the company is doing what hot stocks Apple and Tesla recently did: go for a stock split.

General Motors Co is exploring options in the aerial taxi market, including whether to build the vehicles known colloquially as "flying cars," as part of a push by the U.S. automaker to look for growth in related transportation markets, two people familiar with the matter said.

What happened  Shares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) rose on Tuesday, bolstered by a competitor's struggles and excitement surrounding its upcoming "Battery Day" presentation. As of 11:20 a.m. EDT, Tesla stock was up more than 6%.

General Motors Co is exploring options in the aerial taxi market, including whether to build the vehicles known colloquially as "flying cars," as part of a push by the U.S. automaker to look for growth in related transportation markets, two people familiar with the matter said.

Tech stocks pushed Wall Street's main indexes higher on Tuesday as positive U.S. factory data fueled optimism around an economic rebound, while investors looked for continued support from the Federal Reserve as its two-day meeting got underway.

General Motors Co is exploring options in the aerial taxi market, including whether to build the vehicles known colloquially as "flying cars," as part of a push by the U.S. automaker to look for growth in related transportation markets, two people familiar with the matter said.

General Motors Co is exploring options in the aerial taxi market, including whether to build electric air taxis, known colloquially as "flying cars," as part of a push by the U.S. automaker to look for growth in related transportation markets, two people familiar with the matter said.

Tech stocks pushed Wall Street higher on Tuesday as positive U.S. factory data fueled optimism around an economic rebound, while investors looked for more stimulus from the Federal Reserve as the central bank kicks off a two-day meeting.

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Tesla Inc's stock was set for a fifth consecutive session of gains as anticipation heats up for its "Battery Day" event next week, recouping some of its recent valuation slump following a sell-off and surprise exclusion from the S&P.

The NASDAQ 100 Pre-Market Indicator is up 143.22 to 11,420.98. The total Pre-Market volume is currently 19,670,865 shares traded.The following are the most active stocks for the pre-market session: Social Capital Hedosophia Holdings Corp. II (IPOB) is +2.29 at $15.34, with 4,868

Wall Street's major indexes were set to open higher on Tuesday as upbeat data from China revived optimism around an economic rebound, while investors looked for more stimulus from the Federal Reserve as the central bank kicks off a two-day meeting.

Most discussions about investing in Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) focus on the eye-popping number of electric vehicles or EVs the company must make to justify its current stock price. And even the most optimistic assessments paint a fairly long road ahead for the company's EV productio

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Nikola Corp and vehicle equipment maker CNH Industrial said on Monday they are working to build prototypes of the EV maker's Tre semi-truck, days after a scathing report from short-seller Hindenburg alleged Nikola of 'fraud'.

Earlier this year, Ford-backed electric-truck company hopeful Rivian Automotive revealed one way it plans to challenge both other traditional automotive giants like General Motors (NYSE: GM) and newcomers like Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA). The company's new R1T electric pickup truck and

U.S. stocks ended sharply higher on Monday as signs of progress in developing a COVID-19 vaccine and a spurt of multibillion-dollar deals lifted investor optimism.

U.S. stocks ended sharply higher on Monday as signs of progress in developing a COVID-19 vaccine and a spurt of multibillion-dollar deals lifted investor optimism.

U.S. stocks were up more than 1% on Monday afternoon as signs of progress in developing a COVID-19 vaccine and a spurt of multibillion-dollar deals lifted investor optimism.

General Motors Co Chief Executive Mary Barra said on Monday global vehicle demand was recovering from declines caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but added she would not take any short-term actions to boost GM's stock at the expense of its long-term strategy.