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Shares of Alphabet (GOOGL) have re-entered a bull market, climbing over 25% from its 52-week low and reclaiming the 200-day SMA.

A Reuters report stated that between March and May 2025, nearly 97% of iPhones assembled by Apple's primary supplier in India, Foxconn, were shipped to the U.S.

From the April 7 low, the broader market gauge has gained 25%.

The report said the new funding round is separate from a previous one in which investors committed to plow $20 billion in xAI.

The British Chambers of Commerce stated that the decline was partly due to manufacturers shipping extra goods in March to avoid a tariff increase.

Boeing has delivered 1,189 of these wide-body aircraft, known as Dreamliners, to airlines worldwide.

The stock had gained over 5% after Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock last week, saying MP is the most vertically integrated rare earth metals company ex-China.

The new price of $28 target implies a 37% upside to the stock’s closing price on Wednesday.

The company and its shareholders sold 32 million shares at $27 per share. The IPO price was slightly higher than the earlier marketed range of $24 to $26 per share.

Crude oil futures pulled back below the $68-a-barrel mark after jumping about 5% in the New York session on Wednesday amid escalating geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

Tesla shares are climbing despite dual downgrades, creating a rare entry opportunity for investors who believe in their long-term potential.

Elon Musk's recent public spat with President Donald Trump might have been a strategic move, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.

The company sold over 12 million shares for $31 apiece. The IPO pricing exceeded the $26 to $29 range initially communicated by the company.

The analyst expects infrastructure-as-a-service to be in the spotlight again but forecasts a slight disappointment relative to the consensus expectation of $3.1 billion.

Morgan Stanley’s economics team expects a modest push from tariffs, underlined by firmer prices for new cars, apparel, and other goods such as household appliances.

Last year, Coca-Cola saw a drop in sales in Turkey and Pakistan due to calls in the region to boycott brands with perceived links to Israel.

Citi executive Vis Raghavan assured investors that the bank’s credit quality was good, with 80% of its corporate credit exposure being high grade in the U.S.

AppLovin's S&P 500 exclusion just hit the stock hard. However, analysts at Morgan Stanley remain bullish, announcing a price target increase on the same day.

Citigroup predicts strong rebound in banking fees this quarter due to increased M&A activity and suggests ETF investors prepare for a comeback.

Duolingo could get a profit boost by bypassing Apple and Google mobile app stores but it isn't rushing to do so. Duolingo stock fell Tuesday.

UBS and Needham flagged Apple’s underwhelming Siri updates, now delayed until 2026, as a key disappointment.