
Tesla Beats Earnings and Revenue in Q4 2022
Tesla CEO Elon Musk told shareholders and analysts that the company had record orders in January.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk told shareholders and analysts that the company had record orders in January.
Despite seeing a surge in product demand for Q4 2022, Boeing sustained a gigantic $663 million loss due to macroeconomic constraints.
Telecom giant Verizon saw a 3.5% revenue in Q4 2022 even as the company struggled with dwindling 5G equipment sales.
The company’s revenue forecast for the fiscal third quarter is between $50.5 billion and $51.5 billion.
Co-founder Reed Hastings is stepping down as the CEO.
Consumer goods heavyweight Procter & Gamble saw its fiscal Q2 2023 earnings slip but maintained a higher organic fiscal sales growth.
The company’s stock has increased more than 30% since the year started and has grown 36.52% over the past month.
New York banking giant Goldman Sachs suffered its worst earnings miss since 2011, with quarterly profit sinking 66% year-over-year.
New York banking powerhouse Morgan Stanley has posted its Q4 2022 financial report, which reveals mixed results.
In the released earnings report, Bank of America recorded a net income of $3.6 billion for the fourth quarter while client balances stayed flat at $1.6 trillion.
The news of the mission’s failure did not augur well with the firm’s investors as reflected in its stock performance.
On Tuesday, Tesla saw its stock take a significant downturn a day after posting its December vehicle production and delivery report.
The market cap of Apple is currently less than $2 trillion following supply chain headwinds in December caused by COVID in China.
Going into 2023 analysts are expecting a further slowdown in Amazon’s retail sales growth and cloud computing business growth.
As US listing prospects improve, several US-listed Chinese tech players have halted their Hong Kong listing plans.