Industrial Stock News

Archer Aviation just cleared a major FAA milestone, but that's only the beginning of a longer journey.

There might be some out there who owe Toyota an apology for harshly criticizing its EV strategy. It's a strategy that's currently paying off.

Quanta Services' backlog will continue growing for the foreseeable future.

One Planet insider is selling the stock. Should you?

It's not exactly a well-known name, but that doesn't mean it's not worth a closer look.

Amazon has the reach and capability to disrupt nearly any retail industry, and it's now doing more than dipping its toes in the automotive industry.

Flying taxis are only the beginning of a longer journey to build a sustainable business model.

If Tesla is successful with its lower-cost SUV and continues surging abroad, the stock should rebound.

Wall Street thinks this rare-earth mining stock is a rare find. Analysts appear to be right.

Rivian is zigging while its newest competitor is zagging, and for investors, that's great news.

This highly cyclical company has increased its dividend annually for 53 years, which is an incredible feat.

This company has pivoted toward high-margin revenue, and it's working wonders for its financials.

Lucid is a start-up electric vehicle company trying to break into the auto sector, but it keeps falling short of its goals.

This company has significant upside, but it must meet many milestones.

3M and UPS are iconic companies facing material headwinds, but one is expensive, and the other is cheap.

A potential $1.5 trillion defense budget spells great news for defense contractors, but increased defense spending might come with conditions.

Nio and Joby could surprise the market as their near-term catalysts kick in.

GE Aerospace has a lot of work to do, which is really good news for investors.

Gold and silver prices have surged amid persistent inflationary pressures. Recent stock market volatility has made now a good time to scoop up these two mining stocks.

Tesla earnings are on deck -- and Wall Street is nervous.