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Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) jumped on Friday, closing at $370.59, up $16.48, after reporting third-quarter deliveries that comfortably beat forecasts. Other closing data showed a slightly bigger gain, but every source agreed on a strong rally. The move was big enough to matter for the whole …
Revenue was USD 11.21 billion, down 4% year over year, short of consensus near USD 11.3 billion. Adjusted earnings of USD 0.48 per share reportedly beat the USD 0.44 expected, so the stock reaction centered on guidance rather than the quarter itself. Nike (NYSE:NKE) …
September had the same 25 selling days as a year earlier, so the industry gain of 4.4% to 1,321,668 units is like-for-like. Japanese and South Korean brands led on hybrid demand. Toyota's 201,306 units compare with about 185,700 a year earlier, simple arithmetic, and …
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) delivered 486,532 vehicles, about 2.1% below the 497,099 of a year earlier but above consensus of roughly 462,000 to 464,000. Our calculation puts the beat at about 22,500 to 24,500 units. The year-ago base was inflated by a rush to use tax …
September sales of 1,321,668 units imply about 1.27 million a year earlier, simple arithmetic on the 4.4% gain. With equal selling days, the increase is not a calendar effect. The mix matters as much as the volume. Hybrid demand was the swing factor, because …
Nike (NYSE:NKE) shares fell on Friday after the sportswear giant reported fiscal first-quarter results that offered a mixed message. Earnings per share came in ahead of expectations, but revenue was weaker than hoped and management struck a cautious tone on the outlook for the …
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares finished Friday's session sharply higher after the company reported third-quarter vehicle deliveries that came in ahead of what the market had been expecting. The stock rose 4.65% to close at $370.59, making it one of the standout gainers on the S&P …
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