Corporate Performance
Corporate Performance Articles
Electric vehicle maker Lucid sold $1.5 billion in new shares, and Disney's Avatar sequel did not do as well as analysts or the company projected.
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Ford's CEO admits the company has a problem that could bedevil it for years.
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Washington Post staff cuts have begun and will worsen if advertising continues to fall and its subscriber business does not recover.
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“Avatar: The Way of Water” was supposed to be a sure thing for Disney. Its underperformance serves Disney’s returned CEO Bob Iger his first piece of really bad news.
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Ford has done its best to undermine F-150 Lightning sales, showing how badly the electric vehicle part of the company is managed.
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EV maker Faraday Future Intelligent Electric has disclosed it does not have enough money to build its electric sport utility vehicle. The news could ruin the company and put it out of business.
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Bed Bath & Beyond is among several companies that will not survive by the end of next year.
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What are the odds of recovery for Buzzfeed? In the next year, almost nil.
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Rivian has struggled to find direction as management gropes toward a future that likely is no longer there.
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There is no debating that IBM’s best years are long behind it.
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Costco's online sales have faltered badly, contributing to poor quarterly results and showing that management continues to move the company in the wrong direction.
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Peloton, one of the stock market darlings of the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, has fallen apart.
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After news that two large creditors plan to cooperate in dividing up the assets of used car company Carvana, the stock collapsed.
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Walmart has a shoplifting problem that has grown so much that management may start to close some stores.
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Honda's car engine problem is one of many that will raise questions about the safety of late-model cars.
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