Steve Anderson
Staff Writer at TipRanks
Writer, Content Marketer, Blogger, covering a wide variety of topics, most lately, technology-heavy. Handling SaaS, WebRTC, and many more
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4 days ago |
blog.tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
When legacy automaker Ford ($F) first revealed plans to supply all its customers with employee pricing, it was a bold move. A lot of people wondered how it would turn out. And the numbers for May suggest that it went pretty well indeed. Investors were certainly pleased with how it all boiled down, because they sent Ford shares up over 2% in Tuesday afternoon’s trading. May 2025 brought with it a whopping 16.3% increase in sales against May 2024’s numbers.
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4 days ago |
blog.tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
File this under “things that should have been a thing three years ago;” but exercise equipment maker Peloton ($PTON) is rolling out a marketplace for used hardware. The tool is known as “Repowered” right now, and will help people sell off the Peloton hardware they no longer want or need since gyms have finally been reopened all over the United States for the last few years now.
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5 days ago |
tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
So things have not been going well for chip stock Intel (INTC) of late. And though there are some signs of a comeback in progress, they are proving slower than some would like. In fact, some are starting to refer to Intel as “dead money.” But a new play for the memory market might change some minds, and investors sure have some faith in their old favorite. Intel shares are up modestly in Monday afternoon’s trading.
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5 days ago |
blog.tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
So apparently, according to Bank of America analysts, aerospace stock Boeing ($BA) is proving to be a “favored negotiating tool” of the Trump administration. Given how many airlines depend on aircraft from this company, that likely is not much surprise. But the upgrade that Bank of America threw in was a bit more surprising, and shareholders piled in, sending shares up nearly 2.5% in Monday afternoon’s trading.
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5 days ago |
blog.tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
Last week, I asked if there was trouble ahead at legacy automaker Ford ($F). The weekend proved to be answer enough, as indeed, trouble came to find Ford in a distressing variety of ways. It had investors pretty distressed as well, as Ford shares plunged 4% in Monday afternoon’s trading. The bad news started with the sealing off of Gate Four at the Cologne, Germany Ford plant.
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