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Stellantis stock price plunges as €22.2 billion EV reset charge jolts investors

Stellantis stock price plunges as €22.2 billion EV reset charge jolts investors

Stellantis shares plunged 24% in New York to $7.21 after a €22.2 billion writedown tied to scaling back electric-vehicle plans. The company will not pay a 2026 dividend and expects a €19–21 billion net loss in the second half of 2025. Stellantis agreed to sell its 49% stake in Canadian battery joint venture NextStar Energy to LG Energy Solution, pending approval.
NIO stock pops in premarket after profit alert flags first operating profit — what’s next

NIO stock pops in premarket after profit alert flags first operating profit — what’s next

NIO shares rose 5.3% to $4.95 in premarket U.S. trading Friday after the company flagged its first-ever quarterly adjusted operating profit for Q4 2025. Preliminary figures show adjusted profit from operations of 700 million to 1.2 billion yuan. NIO delivered 124,807 vehicles in the quarter, up 72% year-on-year. The company cautioned results are unaudited and subject to change.
Tesla stock slides as Volkswagen tops Europe EV sales — what investors are watching next

Tesla stock slides as Volkswagen tops Europe EV sales — what investors are watching next

Tesla shares fell 2.7% to $394.85 after new data showed Volkswagen overtook Tesla in 2025 European battery-electric vehicle sales. January UK sales for Tesla plunged 57% year-on-year, while BYD and Ford gained ground. In China, Tesla’s market share slipped to 8% in 2025. A California judge signaled Tesla and CEO Elon Musk likely won’t get a copyright lawsuit dismissed.
Polestar stock surges up to 36% as $400 mln funding close nears — PSNY back in play

Polestar stock surges up to 36% as $400 mln funding close nears — PSNY back in play

Polestar shares jumped as much as 36% to $17.35 Thursday before settling near $16, after closing at $12.74 the previous day. The EV maker is finalizing a $400 million PIPE deal at $19.34 per ADS, set to close by Feb. 5. Analysts tracked by MarketBeat maintain a “Reduce” rating despite the surge. Nasdaq warned Polestar in October to meet minimum bid price requirements by April 2026.
NIO stock jumps after profit alert flags first quarterly operating profit — what investors watch next

NIO stock jumps after profit alert flags first quarterly operating profit — what investors watch next

NIO shares surged 9.1% to $4.85 Thursday after the Chinese EV maker projected its first quarterly adjusted operating profit, reversing a 5.54 billion yuan loss a year earlier. The company expects Q4 adjusted profit of 700 million to 1.2 billion yuan, citing a 72% jump in deliveries to 124,807 vehicles. Investors await full results for more detail on margins and cash flow.
Nio profit alert hints at first adjusted operating profit in Q4 — shares jump

Nio profit alert hints at first adjusted operating profit in Q4 — shares jump

Nio expects its first adjusted operating profit in Q4 2025, projecting 700 million to 1.2 billion yuan, as vehicle sales rise and costs tighten. The company plans to deliver 326,028 vehicles in 2025, up 47%, with the Firefly subcompact launching mid-year. U.S.-listed shares rose nearly 9.7% to $4.87. Profit figures exclude share-based compensation and are based on unaudited accounts.
Tesla stock drops nearly 4% as Volkswagen takes Europe EV crown and tech selloff bites

Tesla stock drops nearly 4% as Volkswagen takes Europe EV crown and tech selloff bites

Tesla shares fell 3.8% to $406.01 in early New York trading Thursday after Volkswagen overtook Tesla in Europe’s battery-electric vehicle sales for 2025, according to JATO Dynamics. Tesla’s European registrations dropped 27% year-on-year, while UK January sales plunged 57%. Investors also weighed mixed signals from China and renewed U.S. regulatory scrutiny of self-driving technology.
Tesla stock slides after China sales update and robotaxi rules push rattle TSLA

Tesla stock slides after China sales update and robotaxi rules push rattle TSLA

Tesla shares fell 3.3% to $408.01 after hours Wednesday. January data showed China-made Tesla EV sales rose 9.3% year-on-year but dropped 28.9% from December, with 2025 market share slipping to 8%. Tesla launched a lower-priced all-wheel drive Model Y in the U.S. this week. VP Lars Moravy told Congress that outdated regulations threaten U.S. leadership in autonomous vehicles.
Tesla stock barely moves after-hours as $41,990 Model Y AWD debuts — what TSLA traders watch next

Tesla stock barely moves after-hours as $41,990 Model Y AWD debuts — what TSLA traders watch next

Tesla introduced a new all-wheel-drive Model Y at $41,990 on its U.S. website Tuesday, sending shares up 0.1% to $421.83 in after-hours trading. The move follows recent price cuts after the federal EV tax credit expired. Rivian fell 0.2% and Lucid rose 2.0%. Elon Musk also announced SpaceX acquired his AI startup xAI in a deal valuing SpaceX at $1 trillion and xAI at $250 billion.
Tesla stock today: TSLA edges higher after $41,990 Model Y AWD launch as Europe sales signals split

Tesla stock today: TSLA edges higher after $41,990 Model Y AWD launch as Europe sales signals split

Tesla shares rose 0.5% to $423.9 in early New York trading Tuesday after the company launched a new $41,990 all-wheel-drive Model Y in the U.S. January European registrations showed sharp drops in Norway and France, while Italy and Spain posted gains. Tesla’s market share in Europe shrank 27% last year amid rising competition from BYD.
Tesla stock slips as January Europe registrations swing — what TSLA investors watch next

Tesla stock slips as January Europe registrations swing — what TSLA investors watch next

Tesla shares fell 2% to $421.81 in after-hours trading Monday after mixed January registration data from Europe, with steep drops in Norway and France. Registrations rose in Spain, Sweden, Denmark, and Italy but declined elsewhere. Investors are watching for steadier demand and changes to Tesla’s Full Self-Driving pricing set for Feb. 14. BYD shares also slumped in China after a 30% drop in January sales.
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Stock Market Today

  • Haemonetics Q1 Earnings Beat Estimates Amid Strong Medical Devices Sector Performance
    May 22, 2026, 10:52 PM EDT. Haemonetics (NYSE:HAE) posted a robust Q1 with revenues of $346.4 million, up 4.8% year on year and exceeding analyst forecasts by 2.6%. The medical devices & supplies specialty sector outperformed expectations, with revenues beating consensus by 5.2% overall. Haemonetics shares rose 10.6% post-earnings to $58.27, reflecting investor confidence. Industry growth drivers include an aging population increasing demand for blood-related medical products and advances in digital health technology, while challenges remain from pricing pressures and regulatory demands. The sector saw steady stock performance, up 3.6% on average following earnings releases. STAAR Surgical also delivered strong results, highlighting sector momentum.

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AXT stock reaches record; investors weigh risk to rally

AXT stock reaches record; investors weigh risk to rally

23 May 2026
AXT shares jumped 16.37% to $140.83 on Friday, hitting a 52-week high and trading above all recent analyst targets. The surge followed strong demand for AI-linked optical networking hardware and a sharp rise in indium phosphide orders. First-quarter revenue climbed to $26.9 million, with gross margin turning positive. Management forecast Q2 profitability and a backlog over $100 million.
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