Douglas A. McIntyre - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
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A recent analysis reveals that the top-rated car in the United States for 2024 is the Toyota Prius, a hybrid referred to as the “car of the century.”
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Apple iPhone sales in China have made it the top-selling smartphone there, the world’s largest smartphone market.
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IBM’s recently released results suggest the company had a good quarter. But did it really?
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No matter what its upcoming earnings may show, Tesla remains the leader in electric vehicles, especially in the United States and Europe.
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Its latest quarterly results prove that video streaming giant Netflix has become the premier media company in the world.
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More Alphabet layoffs are a sign that big tech companies are shedding nonprofitable efforts and focusing on their core businesses.
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Rivian stock continues to fall as the electric vehicle maker struggles to make a place for itself in an industry facing slowing demand.
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Meta Platforms has refocused on its core business and now its stock is at an all-time high and its market cap is just shy of $1 trillion.
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Macy’s board of directors is rankled by outside investors who are willing to pay almost $6 billion to take the retailer private.
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Very few investors are short Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) shares. Short interest is less than 1% of the float. However, if there was ever a time recently to short Apple’s shares, it is now. Apple’s...
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Two things happened to Spirit Airlines (NYSE: SAVE) recently. Each pushed its stock in different directions. U.S. District Judge William Young blocked a merger with Jetblue (NASDAQ: JBLU), saying,...
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If tensions in the Middle East rise, and the Suez Canal loses most of its traffic because of risk to shipping due to attacks by Houthi rebels, oil prices will rise. The question is, by how much? The...
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The US Postal Service will raise the price of a First Class stamp from $.66 to $.68 this week. Deeply troubled financially, it is another sign that the organization’s cost structure is dragging...
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Despite a solid quarterly report in December, Macy's has announced large layoffs and the closure of several stores.
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A recent analysis reveals that Apple was the top company for smartphone shipments in 2023, overcoming prior leader Samsung.
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