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Dr. Alan Baratz sits down with TheStreet to explain why Nvidia's CEO is "dead wrong" about quantum computing's future.

The current administration made one final move that may have sealed the fate of Chinese automakers like BYD.

The South Korean automaker joins other big names in making a contribution it participated in for the first time.

RJ Scaringe founded Rivian with a vision — not unlike Elon Musk’s — to produce and mass market electric vehicles to the public. Here’s how much he’s worth, and how meeting Rivian’s targets could make him a billionaire.

The CEO hits back after Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang delivered a troublesome quantum computing outlook.

The Facebook parent just made an important executive decision

Amidst the threat of crippling tariffs, the popular electric-vehicle company remains committed to its legacy of innovation and continued evolution.

New cars are expensive, but the new administration may drive prices higher.

Automakers posted record electric sales in December 2024, but another segment is bubbling up.

This is what could next to shares of IonQ, Rigetti and D-Wave Quantum.

The report comes as two Japanese auto giants are reportedly considering a merger.

The new policy may incentivize major automakers to forgo certain products.

Why sink your hard-earned money into a new vehicle when these 8 cars and SUVs are both cheap AND reliable?

Tesla's stock last hit a record high in early November 2021.

Bank of America analysts led by John Murphy got a tour of Tesla's gigafactory,

The automaker initially set 2040 as a goal for carbon neutrality.

Consider these models when you’re shopping for a new car—they could save you thousands in repairs and maintenance over the next decade.

Toyota is betting that consumers want something different.

The agency warns that foreign and domestic automakers are in for a shock come January 20.

Thanksgiving holiday is typically very good for speculative trading. But this theme has already had a very powerful run.

Here's how I'm continuing to put money to work in several low price-to-earnings, value plays. Also, let's look at two winners this week.

Ford offers value, a big dividend, and could benefit from the upcoming change on administrations. Here's how to play it.

A newly minted CEO marks a fresh start for the beleaguered company. Here’s how to trade it.

We've got a mixed bag with Alphabet, Snap and Visa moving up as Chipotle, SoFi and others take it on the chin. Let's check the macro, rates and a plan for AMD.

How will the strike influence prices? Also, we see a flood of military contracts to Boeing and other defense names.

While not the setup I saw heading into the new month, there are a number of things lining up for those stocks left out of the recent fun, including seasonality. And playing now: Ford v Tesla.

Both the automaker and a popular gold ETF are pushing higher, though the upward move in the latter may be becoming a bit stretched.

Guess how those sturdy lines did today? Let's look closer at the Transports, the semis, Energy, Microsoft, Bitcoin and more.

With Apple and Google, indications are Google’s set of generative AI models would power some new features coming to the iPhone software this year.

While headline consumer spending and sentiment readings show strength overall, there is weakness under the surface, especially for big ticket items.

For Rivian, Challenging Roadblocks Lie Ahead

In this kind of market it's easy to miss bullish moves in something as mundane as automakers.

We've seen this movie before. The guy in the hockey mask is not dead, so don't let him grab your ankle.

This coming week is quiet on the economic front. Outside of the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index due Monday, the real action will be in the bond market.

The US is not yet in recession, but for the first time in a while, we are knocking on that door.

TSLA may need a strong balance sheet, especially if the broader economy slows or contracts and demand for electric vehicles drops even further.

Meanwhile, we lift our Mastercard price target on two positive developments.

Do auto companies have a smooth road ahead, or are investors in for a rough ride? Let's take a test drive of the charts.

The retailer is struggling to combat a growing issue.

Global travel agency platform files for bankruptcy facing industry headwinds.

TikTok's future in the United States depends entirely on the incoming president's support. President-elect Trump will be pushing for investors to see his show.