Douglas A. McIntyre - Editor-In-Chief and CEO for 24/7 Wall St.
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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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A Starbucks workers strike has expanded to nine states. If it continues to grow, the strike could affect the company's already anemic U.S. results.
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Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) has reason to worry about China-based competitor Temu. Temu will be the most downloaded app in Apple’s App Store in 2024. Amazon was not even in the top 10. Temu held the...
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The S&P 500 trades at 5,930 now. It has run up 25% this year. It was up about the same amount in 2023. Many analysts believe it is overvalued and will move sideways in 2025 or suffer a...
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EV company Lucid’s (NASDAQ: LCID) stock sold at $57 in November 2021. It began to plunge and, despite some tiny recoveries, has collapsed to $3. The most accurate picture of Lucid’s problem was...
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After trading above $10 most days since the start of 2021, Ford (NYSE: F) dropped below that level on worries about inventory, overseas sales, EV cost structure, and warranty costs. During that...
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Labor walkouts will hit fulfillment centers at the heart of the Amazon delivery system at the peak of the busy holiday season.
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Starbucks workers in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Seattle are set to strike, posing a difficult challenge to the turnaround plans of CEO Brian Niccol.
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A recent analysis reveals the season and the holidays on which used car buyers are most likely to get the best deals. Topping the list was New Year's Day.
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Apple reportedly may turn to local companies to jumpstart sales of the new iPhone 16 in China. Investors will be watching the numbers from there.
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Nvidia has started renting servers for its AI storage operation. It could eventually overtake AWS as the largest cloud company in the world.
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Workers at some Walmart locations have started to wear body cameras. It is unclear whether this is meant to protect employees or store merchandise.
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Ford and GM got a boost from increased auto sales in November. This helped offset their struggles in China, the world’s largest car market.
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Strikes are about to hit Amazon in the middle of the year's busiest e-commerce shipping week. Amazon’s e-commerce revenue is most at risk during the holiday season.
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