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On December 17, 2025, private investment firm Franchise Equity Partners acquired a minority stake in the 10-franchise SoCal Penske Dealer Group to expand its automotive portfolio.
General Motors is converting its vehicle fleet into a recurring revenue engine, generating nearly $2 billion year-to-date from software services as its Super Cruise subscriber base doubles year-over-year.
Ford is taking a $19.5 billion charge to scale back its electric vehicle strategy as automakers and regulators, including the European Union, ease off aggressive EV transition timelines.
Zacks Investment Research highlighted five value stocks on December 16, with Keros Therapeutics and StoneCo leading with projected 3-5 year EPS growth rates of 36.5% and 30.3%, respectively.
A Discounted Cash Flow analysis projects General Motors' fair value at $97.40, suggesting a 16% upside from its current price, though Wall Street analyst targets remain more than 20% lower.
Cooper Standard has been named a finalist for a 2025 Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) Automotive Innovation Award for its advanced quick connector designed for a General Motors electric vehicle.
Fortune's 2025 'Next to Lead' list identified 25 rising executives, with technology and financial services each contributing six leaders to the list of potential future Fortune 500 CEOs.
Major automakers, including Ford and General Motors, are expected to announce significant asset write-downs tied to their aggressive investments in the electric vehicle sector.
CenterPoint Energy (CNP) reported strong Q3 earnings but issued cautious 2026 guidance, creating a mixed market signal. The company simultaneously announced a $1 billion increase to its long-term capital investment plan, positioning itself to capitalize on surging energy demand from the technology sector.
Ford Motor Company is executing a significant strategic pivot, recording $19.5 billion in charges to scale back its large all-electric vehicle programs. The company will now prioritize hybrid powertrains, smaller affordable EVs, and a new battery energy storage business targeting industrial demand.
Tesla directors have realized over $3 billion from stock awards, a figure that starkly contrasts with the company's recent performance metrics and raises questions about its corporate governance amid falling sales and shrinking margins.
XPENG reported strong November 2025 electric vehicle delivery growth, contrasting sharply with a significant sales slowdown for Tesla in the U.S. and Europe. The data highlights a fractured global EV market, with robust demand in China but pronounced weakness in North America following key policy changes.
BYD's record-breaking electric vehicle exports are intensifying global competition, creating significant headwinds for rivals including Nio, Xpeng, and even established European brands. This occurs as the North American EV market contracts while Chinese brands gain historic market share in Europe.
The Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid's notable 35.1 mpg fuel economy underscores the success of Toyota's long-standing corporate strategy. This approach, prioritizing incremental refinement and proven hybrid technology, cements its top-tier reliability ratings and market trust, standing in contrast to competitors facing setbacks from more aggressive redesigns.
The U.S. hotel industry is grappling with declining performance and rising operational costs, placing significant pressure on major operators like Hyatt. While the broader sector faces headwinds, certain mid-cap stocks with strong fundamentals are demonstrating notable resilience and growth.
General Motors (GM) stock has gained significant momentum, outperforming the S&P 500 over the past month. A Zacks #1 (Strong Buy) rating and a positive earnings forecast are fueling investor optimism and positioning the automaker as a standout in the industrials sector.
General Motors stock reached a 52-week high, driven by strong earnings. However, the company faces a significant headwind as its newly redesigned 2026 Chevy Traverse lost its coveted "Recommended" rating from Consumer Reports due to owner-reported reliability issues.
Major US industrial firms like General Motors, GE, and Boeing are receiving a wave of analyst upgrades. The bullish sentiment is driven by improved earnings guidance, strategic domestic investments, and exposure to long-term growth trends in aerospace, defense, and energy.
The U.S. electric vehicle market is experiencing a significant downturn following the expiration of federal tax credits, with major automakers reporting sharp declines in sales. In response, some companies are implementing aggressive discounts, while a bullish outlook persists for domestic manufacturers contingent on proposed new government incentives.
Uber and WeRide have launched a robotaxi service in Dubai, available via the Uber app with a safety driver. The move supports Dubai's 2030 autonomous transport goals and is part of Uber's global AV partnership strategy.