Transportation

Thursday was wild for Tesla shareholders. The stock traded as high as $470.75, before closing down 5.1% at $436 a share.

Tesla posts strong third-quarter deliveries, while Equifax and TransUnion tumble after credit score provider Fair Isaac unveils new models that would bypass credit bureaus. Fair Isaac shares surge.

The company delivers 497,099 cars in the third quarter, up 29% from the prior quarter.

The company reports strong third-quarter electric-vehicle deliveries but narrows its full-year guidance.

Third quarter deliveries at Li Auto, NIO, and XPeng are within management’s guidance ranges.

Boeing might be ready to design a new single-aisle jet. It’s first since the 737 MAX was announced in 2011.

Mizuho Securities initiates coverage on shares of DoorDash and Uber with Outperform ratings.

The company said Steve Angel, who comes from outside the rail industry, had succeeded former CEO Joe Hinrichs

The bottom line is that aggregate corporate margins remain at high levels, and consumers have been largely shielded from rising prices.

Thursday, Wells Fargo analyst Christian Wetherbee upgraded shares of CSX to Buy from Hold. His price target went to $40 from $37.

Washington blame game escalates, August new-home sales surge, Trump expected to sign executive order on TikTok, and more news to start your day.

Alibaba jumps after unveiling plans to boost investments in artificial intelligence, while Lithium Americas soars on news that the Trump administration is seeking an equity stake in the company.

The rocket developer’s second-quarter loss widens from a year earlier.

Piper Sandler analyst Alexander Potter raises his price target on the stock to $500 from $400.

Oracle names new co-CEOs, and Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI.

Friday, BMO analyst Fadi Chamoun cut is rating on UPS shares to Hold from Buy. His price target went to $96 from $125.

The broader market keeps roaring but transportation stocks have been left behind. That’s a potentially worrisome sign,

Nvidia signaled its intention to invest another $500 million in self-driving technology start-up Wayve.

The logistics company expects 4% to 6% revenue growth for the full year.

Intel trades lower after posting its best day since 1987 following Nvidia’s purchase of $5 billion of the chip maker’s stock.

Live Nation sued over ticket resale practices, FedEx signals uncertainties are clearing, Netflix’s ‘KPop Demon Hunters rivals’ Disney’s dominance, and more news to start your day.

Another negative report could send FedEx heading back toward the lower end of its recent range.

Evercore ISI cuts its rating on shares to Hold from Buy and lowers its price target to $243 from $249.

Lyft and Waymo are expanding their autonomous ride-hailing service to Nashville in 2026.