Toyota and other Japanese automakers are developing new low or no-carbon combustion engines in a warning to pure-play battery EV-makers.
Demand is strong for Rivian's cars, but the underlying business model has a problem.
Lower prices are great for car buyers, but they're not great for Tesla.
Tariffs didn't save wind and solar companies, and it won't save EV companies either.
Margins are already negative, and recent price cuts won't help Rivian improve financial results.
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Nvidia's dividend hasn't kept pace with its earnings growth, and after accounting for the steep rise in its share price, the company's dividend yield is a mere 0.038%. Should NVDA consider a special dividend...
Can management execute an ambitious turnaround plan?
Rivian went public in 2021. If you had invested the day of the IPO, how much would you have now?
Rivian stock has been on a roller-coaster ride since going public in 2021. Is it too late to buy in?
These two stocks look well-positioned for the long term despite difficult starts to 2024.