Hyundai celebrates opening of new $7.6 billion EV plant in Georgia—meaning the South Korean automaker will dodge Trump’s new tariffs
Hyundai will be spared from those tariffs on its U.S.-made vehicles. Trump praised the South Korean automaker, saying its American investments are “a clear demonstration that tariffs very strongly work.”
Verint Systems: Downgrading To Hold As Revenue Growth Disappoints
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4770779-verint-systems-revenue-growth-disappoints
Nextracker: Backlog Growth Creates Future Visibility
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4770780-nextracker-backlog-growth-creates-future-visibility
Video Game Industry Sheds Jobs To Protect Margins
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4770787-video-game-industry-sheds-jobs-protect-margins
Aehr Test Systems: An Earnings Show-Me Story, Optimistic For A Turnaround
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4770781-aehr-test-systems-an-earnings-show-me-story-optimistic-for-a-turnaround
Walmart’s $43 Easter meal is missing a key item — eggs
This comes as the average price of a dozen large Grade A eggs in the US reached an all-time high in February, of $5.90.
Instagram’s cofounder explains why he thinks people in their 20s have a unique advantage
Mike Krieger said he thinks those in their early 20s are uniquely positioned to tap into younger audiences, while still having the means to execute.
Did Warren Buffett Make a Mistake When He Sold This Stock? The Company Is on the Precipice of a Monumental Achievement
Warren Buffett’s holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, first acquired a stake in the large U.S. bank Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) in 1990. Berkshire would go on to hold the stock for another 32 years, with many market watchers often describing the relationship as a love affair. However, when the phony-accounts scandal rocked Wells Fargo in 2016, Buffett’s patience with the bank began to wear thin. In 2019, Berkshire began to cut its position in Wells Fargo and the large conglomerate exited the stock in 2022. Although it hasn’t been an easy ride for Wells Fargo, the bank has seen its stock rip higher since Berkshire exited and is now on the precipice of a monumental achievement. Did Buffett make a mistake in selling Wells Fargo?In 2016 it was discovered that employees at Wells Fargo had opened millions of bank and credit card accounts without customer permission in order to meet performance quotas. In the years to follow, regulators would slap the fourth-largest bank in the U.S. with many consent orders and billions in fines. In 2018, the Federal Reserve placed a $1.95 trillion asset cap on Wells Fargo, effectively preventing the bank from expanding its balance sheet, a key way banks increase profits. Since then, Wells Fargo has significantly trailed its peers on asset growth.Continue readinghttps://www.fool.com/investing/2025/03/27/did-warren-buffett-make-a-mistake-when-he-sold-thi/
Is Apple About to Make a Massive Bet on Nvidia’s AI Chips?
Is Apple entering the artificial intelligence race?
Frank founder Charlie Javice ginned up 3.8 million fake accounts and repeatedly lied to JPMorgan to close $175 million deal, prosecutor says
Javice did not testify during the five-week trial. The Miami Beach, Florida, resident was arrested in April 2023 and is free on bail. The jury was expected to begin deliberations Thursday.