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The week ahead: 5 things to watch.
Unlike Uber, Lyft has been tight-lipped about just how bad its rides business has been hurt — and it doesn't have a food-delivery arm to ease losses.
Amazon's Q1 earnings could give more insights into how exactly the coronavirus pandemic is affecting its business, and the broader e-commerce space.
Amazon's Q1 earnings could give more insights into how exactly the coronavirus pandemic is affecting its business, and the broader e-commerce space.
Stocks need profit growth to rise on a sustained basis — but the coronavirus crisis is drying up cash flows.
Goldman sees these stocks blowing past everyone else's forecasts for earnings and rallying accordingly.
Big profits might be hard to find today, but Goldman Sachs says these underappreciated companies will out-earn the competition.
A money-losing fourth quarter rocked by labor disruptions and slumping sales in the US and China hurt GM's bottom line, but it was still profitable.
Tesla shares jumped as much as 12% to hit a record-high price of $650.88 per share. One analyst sees the stock jumping as high as $750 by 2021.
The report stands to reverse some of the negative sentiment sourced from Amazon's last release, which saw profits fall under analysts' expectations.
Stock market investors are confronting an "incredible valuation problem" that can stop the rally in its tracks, according to SocGen's quant experts.
'We can confirm that we have been contacted by the SEC and will cooperate fully with their investigation,' a BMW spokesperson told Business Insider.
"Walmart, a great indicator as to how the U.S. is doing, just released outstanding numbers," Trump tweeted.
The ride-hailing giant's total losses and revenue fell short Wall Street's expectations, and the stock was down as much as 12% after.
Shares went into reverse on Friday as the Italian luxury carmaker failed to lift its guidance for 2019 despite strong results.
Apple's earnings beat Wall Street expectations by 8 cents a share. It also reported slightly better-than-expected sales.
Apple will report its fiscal third quarter results after the market closes Tuesday. Analysts expect it to show its profit fell from a year ago.
The e-commerce giant's second-quarter profit fell well shy of Wall Street's expectations. It also offered disappointing guidance.
UPS reported record profits in Q2. So after months of feeling shaky about the logistics giant, investors are now saying, "Amazon, who?"
Shares of the airline sank more than 3% in early trading Thursday following the reduced guidance to investors.