Douglas A. McIntyre - Editor-In-Chief and CEO for 24/7 Wall St.
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For Ford shareholders, 2024 has been a brutal year. The stock's underperformance reflects that Ford is running out of time to combat its challenges.
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Elon Musk’s net worth recently topped $450 billion.. That increase is due mainly to his ownership of three companies.
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Apple’s market value has surged to $3.86 trillion. This is due to two moves Apple has made that have encouraged investors.
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For years, large American companies announced that they would champion DEI ( Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) plans to treat groups that had been underrepresented or discriminated against because of...
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US home sales have been constrained by high prices and mortgage rates that have surged to nearly 7%. To make the matter more complex, current homeowners with 3% mortgage rates they got a few years...
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The TikTok ban was voted on by Congress and signed by President Biden. The Chinese company took the case to the federal court system. It has worked its way to the Supreme Court, and a decision is...
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There is a drumbeat among the media and auto industry executives. If the Trump Administration eliminated the EV tax credit, often $7,500, the industry would face a major setback. This includes sales...
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Nvidia is the hands-down winner of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. There is no evidence that its place in AI industry will be challenged.
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Elon Musk’s net worth rose $239 billion this year to a staggering $468 billion. That increase is due mainly to his ownership of three companies.
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The Ford Maverick will be affected by new tariffs on vehicles imported from Mexico. Will Americans put off purchases as the average price for a new car soars?
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While the stocks of other retailers have struggled this year, Walmart shares have soared. Weak consumer spending has not damaged all national retailers.
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Toyota stock is doing better than those of some other major automakers. However, the company has many headwinds in parts of its business.
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If a strike by Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) workers is supposed to get them better benefits and treatment, the store count affected by the union action is modest. About 300 of Starbucks’ 16,621...
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Ford and Honda are obvious auto stock market losers this year. One has a catalyst that could move its stock higher. The other does not.
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Workers are on strike at hundreds of Starbucks stores. However, how big a strike and what the consequences will be remain uncertain.
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