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Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

Tesla Stock Bounces Over $400 After China Sales Beat—But There’s a Caveat

Tesla shares rallied Monday afternoon, up more than 5% as the stock crossed back over $400. The gain came as buyers moved back into growth names and a new China sales report helped cool worries about demand. Recently, Tesla traded at $411.66, up $20.66, after hitting an intraday high of $412.84. The timing was key. Nasdaq-listed stocks were active in the regular session, which runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. For 2026, June 8 isn’t included on Nasdaq’s holiday schedule.
NIO Stock Drops Even as Deliveries Jump, Focus Turns to June Numbers

NIO Stock Drops Even as Deliveries Jump, Focus Turns to June Numbers

NIO Inc. shares listed in the U.S. are on the back foot going into Monday, after Friday’s drop wiped out a recent rally tied to deliveries. Investors want to know if June sales will give the stock any support. The ADR finished at $5.36 on Friday, off 5.8% for the day. Shares had surged 6.79% on Monday after NIO's May delivery report, but the stock still closed the week down 4.3% from the previous Friday.
Scage Future Stock Almost Triples After Multiple Trading Halts

Scage Future Stock Almost Triples After Multiple Trading Halts

Scage Future shares on Nasdaq jumped close to threefold Friday in late trading, hitting two volatility halts. The sharp swing came as the small China-based electric-truck company rallied against a falling Nasdaq. The American depositary shares ended at $0.8431, rising 194.58% on the day. The stock traded from $0.27 to $1.07. About 88.27 million shares changed hands. That's way above the average volume of 138,080, according to Benzinga data.
AMD Stock Slumps as AI Chip Trade Meets a Jobs-Report Shock

AMD Stock Slumps as AI Chip Trade Meets a Jobs-Report Shock

Advanced Micro Devices shares fell sharply on Friday, caught in a broad chip-stock retreat after a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report raised doubts about the staying power of this year’s AI-led rally. AMD recently traded at $474.34, down $48.86 from the previous close, after opening at $500 and touching an intraday low of $470.79. Volume topped 25 million shares. The selloff matters because AMD has become one of Wall Street’s main bets on the AI trade — the wager that companies selling chips and related hardware for artificial intelligence will keep posting rapid growth. Reuters reported that the Nasdaq Composite was down 2.37% late Friday morning, while the Philadelphia semiconductor index, a benchmark for chip shares, shed 5%. Nvidia lost 2.5% in that same snapshot.
Ford Slides 4.6% After Rally; Energy Storage Remains in Focus for Wall Street

Ford Faces Setback After Battery-Driven Stock Surge

Ford Motor shares tried to stabilize in early trade Thursday after sliding in the previous session. The move came as investors looked past a steep drop in May U.S. sales and recent recalls, focusing on Ford’s energy-storage business. Shares finished Wednesday at $15.71, down 2.7%. Pre-market quotes had the stock at $15.81, up 0.6%, according to MarketScreener. Ford’s latest rally is coming more from hopes about its unused electric-vehicle battery capacity than its trucks. Investors are looking at the idea that Ford can use that extra capacity for a new power-storage business with higher growth. The normal NYSE session is 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, and June 4 doesn’t appear on NYSE’s 2026 holiday schedule.
Rivian Rises Ahead of R2 Launch on AT&T 5G Network Deal

Rivian Rises Ahead of R2 Launch on AT&T 5G Network Deal

Rivian Automotive shares rose Wednesday. Investors focused on new R2 SUV updates, including a 5G deal with AT&T and the upcoming June 9 order launch, even as the wider market lagged. Rivian shares traded up 2.7% at $17.75 on Nasdaq, pulling back from a session peak of $18.40. Nearly 26.2 million shares changed hands by late morning—less than the usual pace but still keeping Rivian one of the session’s busier EV stocks.
Xos Stock Surges 200% Premarket as Tiny EV Maker Targets AI’s Power Bottleneck

Xos Stock Surges 200% Premarket as Tiny EV Maker Targets AI’s Power Bottleneck

Xos Inc shares surged before the bell on Wednesday after the electric commercial vehicle and energy-storage company launched a new Power Hub product aimed at data centers, giving investors a fresh angle on the AI power trade. The stock was quoted at $7.12 in premarket trading at 8:52 a.m. EDT, up about 219% from Tuesday’s close of $2.23. The move matters because Xos is trying to move beyond its better-known commercial EV business and sell into one of the market’s hottest bottlenecks: electricity for AI infrastructure. The company said late Tuesday that its 2.5MWh Power Hub is a factory-integrated, behind-the-meter system — meaning power equipment installed on the customer’s side of the utility meter — designed to deliver megawatt-scale power without waiting years for grid upgrades.
Tesla shares bounce on China sales jump, robot efforts face fresh challenges

Tesla shares bounce on China sales jump, robot efforts face fresh challenges

Tesla shares gained 1.9% to $423.74 in post-market trading Tuesday, recouping some ground after falling 4.6% Monday. Investors reacted as new data out of China and Europe made the demand case look clearer than on Monday. Tesla’s stock still relies on more than just car sales. Investors are pricing in not only electric vehicles but also hope for self-driving software, robotaxis and humanoid robots. Delays carry a high cost, with competition getting tougher in those areas.
Rivian’s R2 launch pushes RIVN stock higher, Wall Street watching

Rivian’s R2 launch pushes RIVN stock higher, Wall Street watching

Rivian Automotive shares climbed Tuesday afternoon, building on recent gains ahead of the electric-vehicle company’s first R2 deliveries to customers set for next week. Investors also looked to two upcoming appearances from Rivian’s finance chief. The stock rose 2.3% to $17.34, hitting $17.685 earlier, with more than 29 million shares traded. SPDR S&P 500 ETF stayed almost flat, while the Invesco QQQ Trust, seen as a stand-in for big tech and growth stocks, edged up 0.2%.
NIO Stock Jumps After May Deliveries — June Is the Test Now

NIO Stock Jumps After May Deliveries — June Is the Test Now

NIO Inc.’s U.S.-listed shares were indicated higher before the New York open on Tuesday, extending a rally sparked by a jump in May vehicle deliveries and fresh hopes that new models are bringing buyers back. The stock closed Monday at $5.98, up 6.79%, and was quoted around $6.19 in pre-market trading, the thin early session before regular exchange trading begins. That move matters because NIO has spent much of the past two years trying to prove it can grow without burning through margin in China’s crowded electric-vehicle market. The latest delivery number gives investors something concrete: more cars out the door, and a better shot at meeting the company’s second-quarter forecast.
Rivian Bulls Watch June 9 as R2 Countdown Nears

Rivian Bulls Watch June 9 as R2 Countdown Nears

Rivian Automotive shares pushed higher Monday, up 3.9% at $16.95 in afternoon trade. Buyers kept coming in ahead of the R2 SUV’s first customer deliveries set for next week. The stock opened at $16.15, hit a high of $17.195, and volume topped 43 million shares. Rivian’s market cap was around $21.2 billion. Rivian’s R2 launch matters as its first test of scale in the near term. The company so far has sold R1 pickups and SUVs and commercial vans at higher prices. R2 is Rivian’s effort to reach the mass market, where discipline on production and price are bigger factors.
NIO shares rise as May deliveries jump 62%—June in focus

NIO shares rise as May deliveries jump 62%—June in focus

NIO Inc. shares rose in New York on Monday. The Chinese electric vehicle maker reported much higher deliveries for May, driven by its expanded brand lineup and new models. The U.S.-listed ADRs traded up 6.6% to $5.97 late in the session, with intraday volume topping 35 million shares. NIO is in a key stretch, with May marking the midpoint of a critical quarter. The company is looking to show it can boost sales with new vehicles from its NIO, ONVO and FIREFLY brands, while holding margins in China’s hard-fought electric-vehicle market.
Tesla Faces Weekend Test Ahead of Monday Trading

Tesla Faces Weekend Test Ahead of Monday Trading

Tesla shares started June showing mixed action. The stock dropped 1.43% to close at $435.79 Friday, breaking a six-day winning streak, but still finished the Memorial Day week up about 2.3%. After hours, shares were at $434.35, moving between $428.14 and $441.07 during Friday’s regular session. Tesla’s stumble late last week was notable, as the rest of the market moved higher. The S&P 500 climbed 1.4% for its ninth week of gains, and the Nasdaq Composite added 2.4%. Growth stocks stayed strong, giving Tesla some cushion.
NIO Looks to June and ES9 Launch, But EV Slowdown Weighs

NIO Looks to June and ES9 Launch, But EV Slowdown Weighs

NIO Inc’s American depositary shares in the U.S. started June with stronger footing. Last week was uneven as the launch of a new SUV arrived alongside a stark warning from the CEO on China’s auto conditions. The stock finished Friday at $5.60, up 0.9% for the day and up 7.7% since closing at $5.20 on May 22. Most of the jump happened Wednesday, when the ADS surged 9.3% on strong volume, then slipped back Thursday.
Rivian gets attention after June 9 R2 launch date puts RIVN in focus

Rivian gets attention after June 9 R2 launch date puts RIVN in focus

Rivian Automotive stock picked up speed in late May, rising 7.2% Friday and climbing about 14.6% for the week. The move came after the company said its first R2 SUV deliveries will start June 9. Shares finished at $16.30 on May 29, with trading volume close to 59.3 million. That’s relevant now with U.S. cash markets closed for the weekend and Nasdaq trading set to resume Monday at 9:30 a.m. Eastern. Regular hours go until 4 p.m. The next thing to watch is if buyers see Friday’s move as a flash rally or the first part of a bigger rerating ahead of Rivian’s R2 deliveries.
Tesla Gets New FSD Boost But Monday Brings Bigger Test

Tesla Gets New FSD Boost But Monday Brings Bigger Test

Tesla shares are up about 2.3% for the week as June begins, with Estonia giving a nod to the company’s Full Self-Driving system for use on its roads Friday. The stock finished Wednesday at $435.79, slipping 1.43% on the day in a holiday-shortened week, but still higher than last Friday’s close. Timing is in focus since there’s no U.S. cash trading on Sunday. Investors won’t get a chance to react to the Estonia news in a regular session until Monday, when demand signals are still mixed. Nasdaq opens for its standard session Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern.
Ferrari Stock Drops on $640,000 EV Impact as Traders Look Ahead

Ferrari Stock Drops on $640,000 EV Impact as Traders Look Ahead

Ferrari starts the week with shares lower after a rare fight over its brand. The Italian automaker dropped after showing off its first all-electric model, the Luce. Stock steadied somewhat after CEO Benedetto Vigna said there was strong early demand. Trading in Milan is paused, so timing counts. Borsa Italiana puts all Saturdays and Sundays as closing days for 2026, which means investors have to use Friday’s close until markets in Milan start up again. Euronext lists June 1 and June 2 as open for cash market trading in its 2026 calendar.
Rivian Shares Pop as R2 Launch Nears

Rivian Shares Pop as R2 Launch Nears

Rivian Automotive shares ended the week with a strong jump on Friday, closing at $16.30. Investors rotated back into the EV maker ahead of first customer deliveries for its cheaper R2 SUV. The clock is a factor. U.S. stock trading is closed over the weekend, with Nasdaq’s normal hours set for Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern. That means traders will see Rivian’s next move on Monday, June 1.
Ford gets fresh boost as power-grid trade heats up

Ford gets fresh boost as power-grid trade heats up

Ford Motor shares rose Friday, building on their strong May run as traders stuck with the automaker's latest move into energy storage. Some auto names were under pressure after new U.S.-Mexico trade talks. Ford shares ended the session at $17.44, up 4.74%. The stock last traded at $17.48 in late New York moves. The day saw a high of $17.78, the best level in a year. Over 154 million shares traded, topping the recent average.
NIO Shares React After ES9 Launch, China EV Sector Still in Play

NIO Shares React After ES9 Launch, China EV Sector Still in Play

NIO Inc’s ADRs gained 1.6% to $5.64 Friday afternoon. The Chinese EV maker launched its ES9 flagship SUV but the outlook for China’s auto market remains tough. NIO’s U.S.-listed shares moved between $5.375 and $5.655. Volume was above 30.5 million shares. NIO’s ES9 gain is key, since it’s the automaker’s closest shot to see if a high-end EV SUV can push both volume and margins up. NIO launched the six-seater on May 27 and said China deliveries start May 28. The Executive Premium Edition starts at 498,000 yuan, or 390,000 yuan if buyers go with Battery-as-a-Service, which splits out the battery for a subscription.

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  • Haleon CFO Dawn Allen Gets Share Award, Sells Part to Pay Tax
    July 2, 2026, 10:30 AM EDT. Haleon PLC (LSE/NYSE: HLN) said CFO Dawn Allen was given a Performance Share Plan award that vests June 30, 2026. She got 283,193 shares under the 2024 plan, based on targets through December 2025. Allen sold 133,301 shares at £3.52 each in London to cover taxes owed from the vesting. Shares include dividends and are subject to malus and clawback. The company made the disclosure under UK rules and reminded that execs have to hold shares for two years after they vest. Details will be in next year's annual report and 20-F.
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