Ford Motor Co. shares recorded their best monthly gain in 17 years as the automaker’s newfound status as a possible beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom sparked an investor frenzy.
Ford Motor Co. shares recorded their best monthly gain in 17 years as the automaker’s newfound status as a possible beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom sparked an investor frenzy.
For years, there was only one way for mom-and-pop investors to buy into Elon Musk’s vision: shares of Tesla Inc. That’s about to change — and it’s a serious risk for Tesla investors.
For years, there was only one way for mom-and-pop investors to buy into Elon Musk’s vision: shares of Tesla Inc. That’s about to change — and it’s a serious risk for Tesla investors.
A SpaceX rocket launches at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Photographer: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images
For years, there was only one way for mom-and-pop investors to buy into Elon Musk’s vision: shares of Tesla Inc. That’s about to change — and it’s a serious risk for Tesla investors.
For years, there was only one way for mom-and-pop investors to buy into Elon Musk’s vision: shares of Tesla Inc. That’s about to change — and it’s a serious risk for Tesla investors.
A SpaceX rocket launches at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Photographer: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images
With no clear-cut end in sight to the Iran war, investors enter a new week under the spell of its key economic consequence: rising global interest rates, and the inflation threat they signal.
With no clear-cut end in sight to the Iran war, investors enter a new week under the spell of its key economic consequence: rising global interest rates, and the inflation threat they signal.
Farm trucks wait in line to fill up their hoppers with fertilizer at a warehouse at the Port of Rosedale in Rosedale, Mississippi, US, on Wednesday, April 1, 2026. Governments are rushing to secure supplies of critical crop nutrients ahead of spring planting as the Middle East war chokes off the flow of commodities and amplifies fears of a global food crisis.
Investors won’t see a rate cut out of the next Federal Reserve policy meeting, according to DoubleLine Capital LP chief executive officer Jeffrey Gundlach.
Investors won’t see a rate cut out of the next Federal Reserve policy meeting, according to DoubleLine Capital LP chief executive officer Jeffrey Gundlach.
Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer and chief investment officer of DoubleLine Group, during the Bloomberg Global Credit Forum in Los Angeles, California, US, on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. The world's credit markets are having a moment, but trade wars, persistent inflation and growing concern of a slowdown in the world's largest economy loom large. Photographer: Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg
Investors won’t see a rate cut out of the next Federal Reserve policy meeting, according to DoubleLine Capital LP chief executive officer Jeffrey Gundlach.
Investors won’t see a rate cut out of the next Federal Reserve policy meeting, according to DoubleLine Capital LP chief executive officer Jeffrey Gundlach.
Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer and chief investment officer of DoubleLine Group, during the Bloomberg Global Credit Forum in Los Angeles, California, US, on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. The world's credit markets are having a moment, but trade wars, persistent inflation and growing concern of a slowdown in the world's largest economy loom large. Photographer: Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg
Ford Motor Co.’s blistering rally screeched to a halt Friday, as a broader market selloff cooled enthusiasm over the automaker’s potential to benefit from the boom in energy demand for artificial intelligence.
Ford Motor Co.’s blistering rally screeched to a halt Friday, as a broader market selloff cooled enthusiasm over the automaker’s potential to benefit from the boom in energy demand for artificial intelligence.
Ford Motor Co. stock surged Wednesday after Morgan Stanley issued a bullish call that the automaker’s energy storage business could soon make a deal with hyperscalers.
Ford Motor Co. stock surged Wednesday after Morgan Stanley issued a bullish call that the automaker’s energy storage business could soon make a deal with hyperscalers.
The month-long surge in risky assets faces another test as investors gauge the viability of the latest Mideast truce proposals and await a key US employment report to assess the war’s economic impact.
The month-long surge in risky assets faces another test as investors gauge the viability of the latest Mideast truce proposals and await a key US employment report to assess the war’s economic impact.
A torrid rally in shares of Avis Budget Group Inc. has suddenly reversed, causing the price to plummet 48% and triggering multiple trading halts on Thursday.
A torrid rally in shares of Avis Budget Group Inc. has suddenly reversed, causing the price to plummet 48% and triggering multiple trading halts on Thursday.
An Avis rental location in New York. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg
Wall Street analysts expect Tesla Inc. to deliver a big jump in earnings when it reports Wednesday, something investors would have clamored for in the past.
Wall Street analysts expect Tesla Inc. to deliver a big jump in earnings when it reports Wednesday, something investors would have clamored for in the past.
A Tesla Inc. electric vehicle at a SuperCharger station in San Francisco, California.
A three-fold surge in the shares of car rental company Avis Budget Group in just two weeks has punished short investors betting against the stock. But the bears are not giving up; if anything, they are doubling down.
A three-fold surge in the shares of car rental company Avis Budget Group in just two weeks has punished short investors betting against the stock. But the bears are not giving up; if anything, they are doubling down.
An Avis rental location near John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
As travelers across the US endure hours-long security lines at airports due to the partial government shutdown, investors are piling into car-rental companies on bets the disruption will push more people onto the road.
As travelers across the US endure hours-long security lines at airports due to the partial government shutdown, investors are piling into car-rental companies on bets the disruption will push more people onto the road.
An Avis rental location near John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg
Investors are boosting short positions in Blue Owl Capital Inc., betting the stock has more room to fall despite wiping out nearly one-third of its value this year.
Investors are boosting short positions in Blue Owl Capital Inc., betting the stock has more room to fall despite wiping out nearly one-third of its value this year.
Financial firms ended February where they spent much of the month: enduring another dizzying blow from the threat of artificial intelligence and grappling with signs those cockroaches Jamie Dimon warned about in the world of private credit are starting to scurry.
Financial firms ended February where they spent much of the month: enduring another dizzying blow from the threat of artificial intelligence and grappling with signs those cockroaches Jamie Dimon warned about in the world of private credit are starting to scurry.
Uber Technologies Inc.’s quarterly results will likely take a back seat to the mounting threat posed by the growing self-driving fleets from prominent rivals like Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo and Elon Musk-led Tesla Inc., according to Wall Street analysts.
Uber Technologies Inc.’s quarterly results will likely take a back seat to the mounting threat posed by the growing self-driving fleets from prominent rivals like Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo and Elon Musk-led Tesla Inc., according to Wall Street analysts.
An Uber at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in San Francisco on Feb. 2.
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