Airlines

Industrial stocks have shot higher in 2025, powered by AI and commercial aerospace. Analysts are warming to some other stocks in the sector that don’t depend on either theme.

Airfares increased 4% month over month in July after five straight monthly declines.

The low-cost airline said it has continued to be affected by weak demand for domestic leisure travel in the second quarter.

United Airlines grounded hundreds of flights due to a technology issue late Wednesday, causing delays and cancellations into Thursday morning.

Shares of U.S. carriers can’t keep up with their global peers.

The company is responsible for one-third of the compensatory damages and a maximum of three times that in punitive damages.

Commercial jet maker Boeing announced a loss per share of $1.24 on sales of $22.7 billion, better than analysts projected.

The discount air carrier emerged from bankruptcy in March after refinancing its debt.

A new, lower-priced Tesla EV is slated to hit roads in the fourth quarter. It might not be what investors expect.

Net income at Tesla falls 16% in the second quarter, while Alphabet says quarterly cloud revenue jumped 32%.

Results from discount carrier Southwest missed the mark.

AI, fintech, and other technologies are spurring growth in developing countries, says Lazard Asset Management’s Rohit Chopra. India and the Middle East are on his shopping list, too.

Sarepta says it will continue to ship Elevidys despite FDA requests that it stop shipments of the Duchenne muscular dystrophy gene therapy, while Verizon tops earnings expectations and raises 2025 guidance.

Alaska Airlines temporarily grounded its fleet late Sunday. It’s a reminder of the threat posed to the sector by tech outages.

The market may be setting records, but this week’s earnings feature companies that are busy trying to remake themselves.

Wall Street analysts were encouraged by GE Aerospace’s second-quarter earnings results.

Lucid soars after announcing a self-driving partnership with Uber Technologies and Nuro, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing reports a record profit in the second quarter, and PepsiCo’s adjusted earnings top forecasts.

The carrier says conditions are less uncertain than they were earlier this year, reason enough to refine its outlook.

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ASML falls sharply after issuing a growth warning, while Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America post better-than-expected quarterly earnings.

Nvidia stock rises after the chip maker ends Thursday’s session with a market cap above $4 trillion, while MicroStrategy trades higher as Bitcoin sets a record high of more than $118,000.

Nvidia rises and pushes its market capitalization north of $4 trillion. It’s the first U.S. firm to reach and close above that level. Delta’s earnings beat analysts’ estimates.

The carrier will report earnings Thursday, providing an update on the health of the travel sector and the U.S. economy.

Tesla shares fall as CEO Elon Musk says he plans to form a new political party after reigniting a feud with President Donald Trump over the tax-and-spending bill that was signed last week.

All three major U.S. indexes ended higher last week, notching three record closing highs despite an abbreviated trading week.