Industrial Stock News

It was a case of follow-the-leader on the penultimate trading day of the week.

Tesla warns about industry growth right after Lucid delivers poor production numbers.

The newly acquired Terminix business is feeling the pinch of macroeconomic headwinds.

The aerospace company signed a favorable agreement with Boeing.

Rivian's recent capital raise only raised investor concerns.

More than the electric vehicle leader's quarterly numbers, Elon Musk's commentary spooked investors.

Let's cut to the chase: It's Tesla, but for reasons that aren't often discussed.

It's insightful to consider both a key bull and bear argument with this industry leader.

Such a strong balance sheet is what empowers Tesla to do crazy things like bring a Cybertruck to market strife with high interest rates and inflation.

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Tesla stock is down 3% during after-hours trading on Wednesday, following the release of its third-quarter earnings report.

The company secures a new deal with its most important customer.

Reports continue to emerge that EV demand is weakening.

Demand for Lucid's electric vehicles may not be materializing as the company expected.

At 7x earnings and paying a 1.3% dividend yield, Terex stock looks like a fantastic pick for value investors.

There's another factor at play that helps justify Ark's massive stake in the automaker.

The electric-car maker's growth story still has plenty of runway.

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