NIO: No Need To Buy More Before Q2 Release (NYSE:NIO)
My Thesis Update I wrote my 1st article about NIO Inc. (NYSE:NIO) stock in mid-January 2024 and then updated my bullish rating in mid-April
Harris and Trump take different approaches as September debate nears
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are taking two different paths to prepare for their September 10 presidential debate, the first
Nationwide strikes erupt in Israel as hostage deaths kindle pressure for cease-fire deal
Protests have spilled into Israel’s streets, as the Jewish state braces for a nationwide strike amid mounting pressure on the administration of Prime Minister
Huawei looks to upstage Apple with product launch just hours after expected iPhone 16 unveiling
Huawei said Monday it plans to hold a product launch event this month just hours after Apple‘s annual iPhone reveal as the Chinese technology
Noncompete agreements aren’t going anywhere. What to know if you sign one
A Texas judge late last month struck down a nationwide ban on noncompete agreements that was supposed to take effect this Wednesday. Existing noncompete
The Long Term Bull Trend Is Accelerating
Current conditions appear to indicate that the long-term bull trend in place since 2011 is accelerating to the upside and increasing its angle of
No longer the candidate, Biden reemerges as top surrogate for Harris campaign
President Joe Biden reemerges on the campaign trail this week, entering a new political phase as he closes out his time in the White House and works to ensure Vice President Kamala Harris succeeds
PDD just gave markets the latest warning on China’s consumer. Where investors are looking instead
PDD ‘s tumble of nearly 30% last week on disappointing quarterly results is a reminder that China’s consumer has largely moved on from its
These 10 restaurant chains filed for bankruptcy this year
Restaurant bankruptcy filings have surged so far this year, echoing a broader rise in corporate bankruptcies across sectors. At least 10 restaurant chains, not
Workers in Japan can’t quit their jobs. They hire resignation experts to help
Yuki Watanabe used to spend 12 hours every day toiling away in the office. And that’s considered a short day. A typical 9-to-9 workday
