Tesla shares downshift further, accelerating the company’s market-cap losses past $50 billion, after the electric vehicle maker’s much-hyped 'Battery Day' disappoints.
Tech stocks continue to pace gains on Wall Street even as a surge in coronavirus infections in Europe, and worrying trends in the U.S., signal slower real-economy growth in the months ahead.
Nike's first quarter earnings echoed similar beats from retail giants such as Walmart and Target, further confirming the U.S. trend of surging online sales in the wake of the global coronavirus pandemic.
ARM is promising major performance gains for its newest server CPU microarchitectures, which could be adopted by CPU developers such as Amazon and Marvell.
Tesla outlined ambitious goals for ramping battery production and lowering manufacturing costs. But shares sold off as details were discussed.
Roku exploded higher on Monday, rallying more than 17% after coming to an agreement with Comcast's Peacock. How long can the rally last?
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Jim Cramer has some thoughts on Amazon and GameStop.
Jim Cramer discusses the rising case counts in Europe and what they mean for the American investor.
Jim Cramer tells the Action Alerts PLUS investing club members the thinking behind paring the trust's Apple stake and other tough decisions.
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