Transportation

Joby said it completed the first piloted air-taxi flight between two airports—Marina and Monterey, in California.

Newly public AIRO just reported a strong second quarter. Only three analysts cover the unmanned defense firm’s stock, but all are at Buy.

Investors might want to consider Tesla CEO Eon Musk’s tweets about self-driving technology from the weekend.

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.

BigBear.ai tumbles as the AI company reports disappointing earnings and guidance, while Hanesbrands jumps following a report that Gildan Activewear was nearing a deal to acquire the underwear maker.

Archer Aviation reported a wider-than-expected operating loss for the second quarter. One analyst was still “encouraged” by the numbers.

Analysts, on the whole, seem impressed with Ford’s plans to produce cheaper electric vehicles on its “universal EV platform.”

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

CEO Carol Tomé bought $1 million of UPS stock. Board Chair William Johnson also bought shares.

Not all analysts are bullish on shares of the online travel agency, but higher price targets are rolling in.

Coming into Thursday trading, Tesla stock was up about 5.7% for the week. A new pay package for CEO Elon Musk is one reason why.

It beat analyst estimates for second quarter earnings per share, however.

The company reported a profit of 63 cents a share on revenue of $12.65 billion for the second quarter.

The electric vehicle maker's board granted CEO Elon Musk a new pay package on Monday.

Berkshire Hathaway stock fell after second-quarter operating profit after tax fell 4% in the period, while Palantir shares were rising ahead of earnings.

The deal will give Joby air-taxi access and infrastructure in New York and Southern Europe.

Shares of the retailer haven’t moved much since April. The cruise operator’s stock is beating the S&P 500.

Apple’s iPhone sales jump more than 13% in the tech giant’s fiscal third quarter but the stock trades lower, while Amazon falls on a weaker-than-expected forecast for third-quarter operating income.

Industrials have emerged as the top-performing S&P 500 sector.

The deal could lift Union Pacific shares by nearly 50%—but it could be a long haul until then.

Microsoft’s market cap briefly surpasses $4 trillion, with the stock getting a lift from cloud revenue that rose 27% in the software giant’s fiscal fourth quarter, while second-quarter revenue at Meta Platforms jumps 22%.

Since the second half of 2022, UPS has shown a pattern of brief, deceptive rallies following steep declines.

Humana boosts full-year profit guidance and the stock rises while SoFi falls after announcing an underwritten public offering of $1.5 billion of common shares.

There are now five stocks in the index with 7%-plus yields.

On Tuesday, railroad Norfolk Southern announced second-quarter earnings and, more important, a plan to merge with Union Pacific.