Tesla (TSLA) stock has reacted positively to the news about the company’s talks with CATL, a Chinese producer of cobalt-free batteries.
Alphabet Inc. shows incredible profits during the overall market depression. Google Cloud and YouTube are making a good contribution to the total revenue. Alphabet (GOOGL) stock may reach new highs.
Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas reportedly increased his highest and most optimistic projection for Tesla to $1,200 per share from $650, indicating that he is convinced the TSLA stock will surge further.
Bombardier announced it will sell its rail division to Alstom, a France company, for $8.2 billion as it wants to focus on the aviation sector.
This top fund asset manager took a chance with Tesla (TSLA) stock last year. The chance has obviously already paid off and Tesla still continues to surge.
HSBC 2019 full-year earnings failed to meet the expectations. When it was revealed, HSBC shares price started to fall.
Here’s a look at how the top companies are now trying to position themselves in this massively expanding global economy and reach a $2 trillion market cap.
Apple (AAPL) stock could suffer as Apple has said that its profit will not meet the target this quarter because of problems caused by the coronavirus.
Amazon (AMZN) stock price is doing quite well in regards to the current U.S. economic state and analysts foresee the stock price hitting $5,000 in 2023.
Analysts are closely watching Boeing’s plans as it reorganizes itself in coming out the 737 Max crash investigation. Boeing (BA) stock currently looks under pressure but Credit Suisse predicts no further downfall amidst growing positive news.
Alphabet (GOOGL) stock price is going up in the pre-market. Will Alphabet change its approach to share repurchases?
Berkshire Hathaway has added Kroger to its long list of investment stakes. Warren Buffett’s company has purchased nearly 19 million shares of the retail giant. BRK.B is up.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) futures, as well as the Nasdaq futures and the S&P 500 futures, are moving higher thanks to a number of factors.
Favipiravir has become one of the drugs that the Chinese authorities approved for treating the new COVID-19 strain of the coronavirus.
General Motors has announced it will be ceasing its operations in some international markets and concentrate on the profit-making regions. GM stock hasn’t reacted significantly.