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Why Shares of NIO Are Plunging Today
Shares of Chinese electric-car maker NIO (NYSE: NIO) were down sharply on Wednesday morning after the company reported a fourth-quarter loss that was worse than expected and disclosed that it had
Why Pipeline Stocks Are Tumbling Today
Oil prices continued to crater today. WTI, the U.S. oil benchmark, plunged another 11% by 10:00 a.m. EDT on Wednesday, falling below $24 a barrel, which is a 17-year low. Weighing on oil was the
Why HCA Healthcare Stock Is Sinking Today
Shares of HCA Healthcare (NYSE: HCA) were sinking 17.4% lower as of 11:33 a.m. EDT on Wednesday. The hospital operator didn't report any new developments, but rising worries about the impact of the
Stock Market News: Tesla to Shelter in Place; Lennar Leads Homebuilders Lower
The stock market returned to its downward trend Wednesday morning, as market participants waited impatiently to see whether lawmakers in Washington would be able to put together an economic stimulus
3 Restaurant Stocks Built to Outlast the Coronavirus Outbreak
These are unappetizing times for the restaurant industry. Chains are shutting down their dining rooms in the pursuit of pandemic containment, and limiting operations to takeout and delivery for
Should Nonessential Retail Close Due to Coronavirus?
A number of retailers have chosen to close due to coronavirus. Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), and Nike (NYSE: NKE) have all voluntarily decided to close their stores, as have a
Why BioNTech Stock Is Skyrocketing 46.4% Higher Today
Shares of BioNTech (NASDAQ: BNTX) were skyrocketing 46.4% higher as of 11:07 a.m. EDT on Wednesday. This huge gain came after the biotech announced Tuesday that it and Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) would
Honda Will Briefly Idle Its North American Factories Amid Coronavirus Epidemic
Honda Motor (NYSE: HMC) said Tuesday that it will suspend production at its North American factories for six days in an effort to adjust to an expected drop in demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Best Buy Sees a Coronavirus Sales Spike
With workers being forced to work from home due to coronavirus, Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) has seen a spike in sales, according to the Star Tribune.
The sales increase has been driven by people buying
Is This the Most Undervalued Cannabis Stock?
The cannabis industry is projected to grow rapidly over the next few years, but companies looking to profit from this trend have several headwinds to deal with. One of these issues is the fact that
What's Really Holding Virtual Reality Back?
It's been nearly four years since HTC and Facebook's (NASDAQ: FB) Oculus launched this generation of virtual reality (VR) with the Vive and Rift headsets, respectively. They were supposed to be
Fox Corp Will Acquire Tubi to Enter the Streaming Wars
Broadcast news and entertainment giant Fox Corporation (NASDAQ: FOX) (NASDAQ: FOXA), announced late Tuesday that it would acquire free, ad-supported streaming service Tubi for $440 million in cash
Should You Buy Bitcoin Right Now?
It seems that every time Bitcoin seems like it could break out toward new highs, its price comes plunging back down.
After surging earlier this year, Bitcoin's price is now down approximately 50%
Casinos Threatened as China Bans Tourism After Coronavirus Reappears
After two new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the region, Macau has increased its border restrictions, barring visitors from all nations except mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan from entering.
HEXO Delays Release of Quarterly Report... Again
Investors will have to wait longer than anticipated for HEXO's (NYSE: HEXO) latest quarterly results. The cannabis company announced Tuesday that it failed to file crucial components of its fiscal
Ulta Beauty Breaks Down a Strong Fourth Quarter
Ulta Beauty (NASDAQ: ULTA) recently announced fourth-quarter earnings results that ended its fiscal year on a positive note. Sales growth sped up during the holiday shopping period despite the weak
Social Security Offices Are Closed Because of Coronavirus
COVID-19 has been wreaking havoc on American life for a couple of weeks now, with its most extreme impacts being felt in the past few days. With cases now present in all 50 states, we're seeing mass
Labor Leaders: U.S. Auto Factories Will Stay Open -- for Now
The United Auto Workers (UAW) labor union says that it has reached a deal with the Detroit automakers that will keep U.S. auto factories open and running, at least for now.
The statement came after
A Shift Towards At-Home Eating Lifts General Mills' Outlook
The business impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak isn't completely negative. On Wednesday, General Mills (NYSE: GIS) announced earnings results that, while showing pressure on parts of its
T-Mobile Closing Most, Not All of Its Stores
During this unprecedented period of social distancing, smartphones have become a lifeline for many people. With so many families no longer having a landline, smartphones are some people's strongest
ConocoPhillips Trims Capital Spending, Slows Its Share Repurchase Pace
ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) announced that it would reduce its capital spending plan as well as its share repurchase activities in response to the recent plunge in crude oil prices. The company
JetBlue to Cut Flights, Exec Pay, As Coronavirus Woes Deepen
JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ: JBLU) said Wednesday it intends to cut April and May capacity by at least 40% and is seeking to delay new plane deliveries, the latest airline to cut as the industry attempt
Why Shares of Boeing Are Falling Today
Shares of Boeing (NYSE: BA) continued their downward spiral on Wednesday, trading down more than 19% at the opening. The company faces serious questions about its liquidity and demand for new
Kroger Is Hiring to Meet High Coronavirus Demand
Consumer staples stocks have held up better than most during the recent market sell-off, and Kroger (NYSE: KR) is no exception. On Tuesday, CEO Rodney McMullen told CNBC the grocery chain has hired
FDIC Wants to Make New Rules for Fintechs
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which insures U.S. banks, is trying to create a new framework for industrial banks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The way it works now, the FDIC


