Yahoo Finance Tesla Stock Cracks $200 Ahead of Deliveries. What Else Is Moving the Stock.
The electric-vehicle maker will post figures this week. Wall Street expects a fall in the number of cars delivered.
The electric-vehicle maker will post figures this week. Wall Street expects a fall in the number of cars delivered.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer celebrates being the “only positive campaign left standing” ahead of polling day on Thursday. .
The AI stocks bound for the biggest returns are companies you've probably never heard of.
A British startup may have found the answer to one of the frustrations of driving an electric car — waiting around for the battery to charge.
Tesla (TSLA) will report its second-quarter EV delivery numbers Tuesday morning. Wall Street is expecting a figure of 438,000 vehicle deliveries from Tesla. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to speak at a European Central Bank (ECB) event in Portugal tomorrow. Lastly, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) print for the month of May is scheduled to come out July 2. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.
A mum-of-five with a £62k household income has resorted to using Klarna to afford her food shop - due to the cost-of-living crisis. Laura Caine, 40, struggles to cover her family's monthly outgoings using her £1k-a-month universal credit payment and her husband Martin's £50k games programmer salary. The couple have five children - aged 18 to nine - and say feeding the brood three meals a day gets expensive so they have had to use the buy-now-pay-later service. In recent months Laura says she had to use Klarna to afford groceries as she "can't afford" to pay for a big shop upfront. Laura claims both she and Martin have both maxed out their credit cards after their energy bill shot up to £450-a-month from £200.
Households who receive six legacy benefits set to be replaced by Universal Credit have been issued a warning as they risk having their benefits stopped
Russia's trade rebounded by nearly 7% last year, while activities in the financial sector and construction grew by 6.6% and 3.6% respectively.
Three major lenders have cut mortgage rates ahead of an expected Labour victory this week.
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The FTSE 250 slipped 3.5% in June as the UK market headed towards the summer. But this one stock bore the brunt of the losses. The post Down 14% last month! What’s going on with the share price of this FTSE 250 British icon? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
These high-dividend penny shares could be great passive income buys for years to come. Here Royston Wild gives the lowdown on their prospects. The post 3 penny stocks I’d buy to target a £1,280 passive income appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
As Conservative grandees fret about a Labour “forever government” after this week’s election, Britain’s most affluent savers and investors are busy making the most of tax reliefs while they still can.
STORY: Airbus delivered more jets over the first half of the year, but it's battling mounting headwinds. Industry sources estimate the aerospace giant handed over about 323 new aircraft. That would be up about 2% on last year, with official figures expected next week. But the sources estimate deliveries fell short of targets in June. That would tally with a warning from Airbus last week that it was cutting its goals for the year. It now aims to deliver 770 jets, instead of the 800 initially planned. The firm cited a shortage of engines, structural parts and interiors. As a result it put back plans to raise output of its best-selling A320neo family of jets. It still expects to hit a record rate of 75 per month, but not until 2027 - a year later than expected. Right now it makes 50 per month. There was no comment on the latest reports from Airbus. But some analysts are already cutting their forecasts for its output next year.
"These funds managed to lose value for shareholders even during a generally bullish market," Morningstar analyst Amy Arnott said.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) said the vast majority of Tax Credit claims will be automatically renewed but some will need to act
Our writer thinks the BT share price could go higher, but wishes he'd bought the stock before Carlos Slim pushed the price upwards. The post This Mexican billionaire thinks the BT share price is cheap! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The UK stock market is brimming with promising long-term investment opportunities. But I wouldn’t say that these two shares are the ones. The post 2 shares I’d give a wide berth to in today’s stock market appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Cebu Pacific is buying up to 152 Airbus planes. That would be worth about $24 billion based on list prices.
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