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President Donald Trump’s tariff policies have thrown the stock and bond markets into a frenzy this spring. Businesses and investors alike are clamoring to find the best way to position themselves in the new global trade environment. Much more detail […]

Tesla (TSLA -2.65%) stock has been in recovery mode lately. After a months-long decline to start the year, shares have soared more than 40% in the last month. Much of that rebound came after CEO Elon Musk told analysts that

Stocks have bounced back after escalating tariffs and rising geopolitical concerns have given way to hope for a more stable global trade environment. Technology names were some of the hardest hit with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite falling as much as

Shareholders in Tesla (TSLA 5.06%) received more troubling news today. Not only did sales drop in the important China market in April, its business there has reportedly continued to decline this month. Yet shares jumped today. Tesla stock was 5.5%

It’s been a rough start to the year for Nvidia (NVDA 5.27%) shareholders. As of this writing, shares are down about 12% year to date and 20% below its January highs. The news from the company must be bad, right?

It’s been a volatile and interesting year for Tesla (TSLA 3.91%) stock, its CEO, Elon Musk, and its various businesses. The stock has traded as low as $142 and as high as $480 per share over the past 12 months.

After a torrid 548% run over the past two years, Nvidia (NVDA -0.17%) shares have largely been flat since November. That’s understandable as investors digest its growth prospects in a rapidly changing artificial intelligence (AI) industry. However, one Wall Street

Lucid Group (LCID -7.55%) stock has continued to decline in 2025 after a nearly 30% drop in 2024. But one Wall Street analyst thinks that shares of the electric vehicle (EV) maker have fallen too far. Benchmark EV sector analyst

Shares of electric vehicle (EV) maker Lucid Group (LCID -0.84%) jumped as much as 5% today. Those gains began to fade as the trading day progressed, and the stock was actually lower by 1% as of 1:20 p.m. ET on

Tesla (TSLA -4.95%) shares have been soaring since the U.S. election in early November. But as the trading week comes to a close, the stock is on track to have its second consecutive losing day. As of 12:35 p.m. ET