Ford Motor Company has long been a favorite among income-seeking investors thanks to its generous dividend payouts. Right now, its dividend yield is sitting at a very attractive 6.01%, a number that naturally grabs attention. But there’s a catch. While the company is handing out strong dividends, its underlying business struggles with weak growth, profitability…

NIO had a huge year in 2024, delivering more cars than ever before. The Chinese electric vehicle (EV) company saw its sales jump nearly 40% year-over-year, proving that demand for its sleek, tech-packed EVs is stronger than ever. But here’s the problem—NIO is still losing money, and those losses are only getting bigger. The company…

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is facing growing backlash after publicly urging investors to buy Tesla stock during a televised interview. His comments, which many see as an unusual and inappropriate move for a high-ranking government official, have sparked a heated debate about ethics in public office. Critics argue that government officials should not be in…

Nike, the global leader in sportswear, is facing a tough time right now. After the company released its financial forecast for the year, its stock took a massive hit, dropping by 20% in one day. This drop wiped out over $28 billion from Nike’s market value, shocking investors and making waves in the stock market….

The stock market has been a tumultuous ride for Intel lately. The shares of the company experienced a difficult period and began to decline following a robust upswing earlier this year. Many investors are now wondering what the IT giant’s future holds in light of this decline. Notwithstanding the alarming drop, there are indications that…

Previously representing innovation and the future of electric vehicles, Tesla is today in the midst of a storm. The primary reasons of this storm are not competition or innovation, but rather Elon Musk’s personal politics and the growing resistance to them. Vandalism, protests, and a steep decline in sales have engulfed the once-neutral, progressive company….