The EV-maker’s software division helped power a strong Q4, as industry giants pump the brakes on their electric ambitions.
Source: Sherwood News.
Category: Business
-
Most of America’s 10 favorite US presidents served over 100 years ago
A new YouGov survey finds many American adults think, when it comes to presidents, you can’t beat the classics.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Wendy’s sales got crushed during the pandemic — last quarter was even worse
The chain is planning to close as many as 6% of its locations in the first half of 2026.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Warner Bros. board members reportedly consider reopening deal talks with Paramount
The bidding war with Netflix could open again.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Hedging the AI trade and crypto with futures
As anxiety over the AI trade increases and volatility in crypto spikes, traders who are worried about downswings can manage risk with futures.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Amazon just matched its longest losing streak in 20 years
Its giant capex expectations are haunting the stock.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Stocks lose steam after in-line January inflation report
Most Mag 7 stocks declined, but the Russell 2000 outperformed, rising 1.2%.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Rivian is on pace for its best-ever trading day as analysts dig into Q4 results
Rivian shares are up more than 30% on Friday.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Safety is the only thing that’s worked in the stock market
For the better part of the last three years, AI has been the jet fuel propelling the stock market to ever-greater heights. 2026… not so much. And that’s created a unique setup where the stock market is…Source: Sherwood News.
-
Ethereum Foundation gets new leadership as co-Executive Director Tomasz Stańczak steps down
Stańczak first joined the Ethereum Foundation in 2025, when community members had a litany of grievances against the nonprofit organization tasked with steering the blockchain network.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Ahead of IPO, Anthropic adds veteran executive and former Trump administration official to board
Chris Liddell, a former Microsoft and GM executive, joins Anthropic’s board. His experience with large deals will be useful for the company’s planned IPO later this year.Source: Sherwood News.
-
Before Hims’ GLP-1 pill fallout, its pharmacy partner was already drawing scrutiny from state regulators
Strive has already been probed over the timing of its GLP-1 compounding. Now, Arizona regulators are looking into complaints about ketamine misuse and improper distribution of prescription drugs.Source: Sherwood News.