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Apple is on its way to closing with a market value of $3 trillion. And what's the new-found investor lust for EV stocks all about?
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Electric pickup truck maker Lordstown Motors has filed for bankruptcy protection and commenced a lawsuit against its erstwhile partner Foxconn .
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A struggling EV maker and a prospering Chinese travel company are on deck to report quarterly results before markets open on Monday.
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Lordstown Motors has recalled some of its vehicles. This could end its run as a small, once-promising EV company.
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Two electric vehicle makers are on deck to report quarterly results before U.S. markets open on Monday. A third, also expected to report, has delayed its release for another week.
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Lordstown Motors remains at the bottom of the heap of electric vehicle makers.
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Lordstown Motors still believes it can compete in an electric vehicle world dominated by competitors, but it is too small and too far behind the curve.
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Lordstown is too small to compete in its market. New funding will not change that.
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The electric vehicle startup with the most product problems and one of the worst balance sheets is Lordstown Motors. Is its stock headed for zero?
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A deal between Foxconn and Lordstown Motors lit a fire under EV stocks on Thursday. A solid research note on Rivian bolstered the entire EV space.
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Here is what analysts are expecting to hear from these four companies when they report quarterly results Friday or Monday.
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In a wide-ranging review of the auto industry, analysts at Bank of America Securities have made some changes to their price objectives for a both legacy and EV carmakers.
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Meme stocks had a mixed day on Friday, with one big loser and one big winner, and Monday's premarket trading seemed a bit muted.
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One of our meme stocks was having a rough day and, while winners outnumbered losers, there was no double-digit winner thus far on Friday
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Shares of marijuana grower and retailer Sundial exploded higher Friday morning. They had almost reached a buck, and some retail investors are predicting a rocket ride to $4.20.
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