General Motors Co's top executive struck an optimistic note on Monday about U.S. new vehicle demand despite the coronavirus pandemic, and the ability to sell electric vehicles at a profit, especially in China.
In this episode of Industry Focus: Energy, Nick Sciple chats with Motley Fool senior auto analyst John Rosevear about the auto industry, particularly electric and fuel cell technology. They also discuss a recently public company. Find out about its technological innovations, how
I took a look at three stocks to avoid last week, and my predictions went pretty well. The three investments declined between 6% and 29% for the week, all falling harder than the general market's nearly 5% slide. Weekly victories aren't the kind of stuff worth shouting from the
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A look at the weighted underlying holdings of the iShares U.S. Dividend and Buyback ETF (DIVB) shows an impressive 19.6% of holdings on a weighted basis have experienced insider buying within the past six months.
Ford Motor Co. (Symbol: F), which makes up 0.21% of the iShar
Top Wall Street brokerages Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley downgraded their ratings on Tesla Inc saying the electric carmaker's shares were overpriced, two days after the high-flying stock crossed $1,000 per share.
The huge rebound in the stock market has opened the door for companies to go public, and investors are hungry to invest in businesses with the potential to disrupt their industries. Nikola (NASDAQ: NKLA) has set its sights on doing to the commercial and passenger truck market wh
Hydrogen fuel cell and battery electric-vehicle maker Nikola Corp. (NASDAQ: NKLA) announced the addition of two new executives today to lead the energy and manufacturing areas. The company, which went public a week ago, said former Caterpillar Inc. executive Pablo Koziner will
Auto parts suppliers across North America said they are encouraged as major automakers accelerate production after coronavirus pandemic shutdowns, but are holding back on hiring and investment because of longer-term uncertainty.
What happened
Shares of Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) were trading lower on Thursday, amid a broad-based market sell-off as investors reacted to news of rising COVID-19 infection rates in some parts of the United States that have reopened.