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Tesla’s Europe sales plunge 49% on brand damage, rising competition
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Tesla’s Europe sales plunge 49% on brand damage, rising competition

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European sales of Tesla vehicles plunged in April, as the U.S. electric carmaker continues to face reputational damage regionally and rising competition. Tesla sold 7,261 cars in Europe in April, down 49% year-on-year, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA). That drop came even as overall battery electric car sales rose 34.1% annually in April.See the Story
Nvidia beats on earnings and revenue as data center sales jump 73%
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Nvidia beats on earnings and revenue as data center sales jump 73%

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Nvidia reported fiscal first-quarter earnings on Wednesday after the bell that beat Wall Street expectations.See the Story
Nvidia Beats Expectations with Strong Quarterly Earnings Despite Export Controls
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Nvidia Beats Expectations with Strong Quarterly Earnings Despite Export Controls

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Nvidia posted strong quarterly earnings Wednesday, beating Wall Street’s expectations despite new export controls imposed by the Trump administration limiting the sale of some of its advanced chips to China.  The powerhouse chipmaker, which is central to the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, saw its quarterly revenue grow 69 percent year-over-year, increasing from $26 billion in the first quarter of 2024 to $44 billion in the first quarter of t…See the Story

Is Nvidia a Buy? @themotleyfool #stocks $NVDA

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Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) just delivered another record-breaking quarter, sending its stock up 5% and tying Microsoft as the most valuable publicly traded company by market capitalization, at the time of this writing. Despite the strong results, questions linger as the company faces mounting geopolitical pressure and tariff uncertainty. Let's break down the chipmaker's latest performance and explore what the current challenges mean for long-term inv…Microsoft · United StatesSee the Story

Joby Aviation Stock Rises After $250M Toyota Investment

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Joby Aviation has announced that Toyota will invest $250 million into the air-taxi startup.TaxisSee the Story

[Opinion] 2 FTSE 100 stocks with low P/Es and huge dividend yields!

The FTSE 100 is a great place to shop for bargain stocks, in my opinion. Years of underperformance — and especially compared with US shares — means that many British blue-chips look dirt cheap relative to expected earnings, dividends, or both. Looking ahead, this potentially leaves scope for better returns, especially as high valuations and growing political uncertainty tarnishes appetite for US stocks. But which of the following two Footsie sha…Stock Markets · United KingdomRead Article

2 dirt cheap FTSE 100 shares! Which should investors consider in June?

There’s no shortage of undervalued FTSE 100 stocks to choose from today. But which of these two banking giants could be the better share to consider as summer kicks off? Let’s take a look. Lloyds Bank Lloyds‘ (LSE:LLOY) share price has rocketed more than 40% since the start of 2025. Yet concerns over weak economic conditions and multi-billion-pound misconduct charges means it still looks dirt cheap on paper. The bank trades on a forward price-to…Stock Markets · LondonRead Article

4 penny stocks to consider buying while their prices are this cheap

Many speculate on which penny stocks might rapidly soar in price. But here at The Motley Fool, it’s worth reiterating that we follow Buffett’s famous investing maxim: “Our favourite holding period is forever.” In other words, we’re not simply looking to cash out when a former penny stock hits the big time. Instead, as Fools, we’re looking for long-term investments in quality — but perhaps underappreciated — companies. Here are four of our contri…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

2 dirt cheap UK stocks I'm considering for my ISA in June!

I’ve been searching the UK stock market for the best bargain stocks to buy in the coming days. Here are two that have grabbed my attention. QinetiQ Rising global tensions have driven defence shares through the roof since 2022. But companies that sell product into the US are facing uncertainty as Washington plans for a reduced role in assuring global stability. This includes QinetiQ (LSE:QQ.), whose share price plummeted in March after it warned …Stock Markets · United KingdomRead Article

2 beaten-down shares to consider buying for a stock market recovery

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A resilient stock market recovery could be underway. Amid a temporary US tariff de-escalation, major indexes like the S&P 500 and FTSE 100 have shown strength in recent weeks. Many factors could still derail the stock market’s comeback. Inflation is sticky, geopolitical tensions remain, and tariff truces look fragile. But investors who sit on the sidelines might be missing out on a great long-term buying opportunity if share prices continue rall…London, England · LondonSee the Story

Is the GSK share price finally getting its act together?

I’m wary of writing about the GSK (LSE: GSK) share price, because I don’t want to jinx it. Over the last week, it’s started to show signs of life, and that doesn’t happen often. Happily, I’m not a long-term investor in GSK. If I was, I’d know better than to start barking about a bit of upwards movement. This is a renowned UK blue-chip in a key sector that’s performed horribly for 25 years. It started the millennium trading at around 1,750p per s…London, England · LondonRead Article

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