European stocks close lower on earnings; Heineken shares drop more than 6%

The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed provisionally 0.3 percent lower with most sectors in the red. Basic resources stocks were under pressure as trade concerns lingered. Europe’s tech sector was also on the back foot, down 1.62 percent amid concerns big technology companies are struggling to deliver on earnings. Enterprise software firm Sage was the biggest… Continue reading European stocks close lower on earnings; Heineken shares
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Tesla’s limited-edition surfboard sells out in just one day

Tesla has been treading dangerous waters recently, with CEO Elon Musk asking for refunds from some suppliers to help the company turn a profit. Now, to help stay afloat, Tesla turned to new merchandise: limited-edition surfboards. Tesla offered the boards at $1,500 a pop for customers starting Saturday. But with only 200 surfboards available, the… Continue reading Tesla’s limited-edition surfboard sells out in just one
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Tesla shares drop after carmaker reportedly asks its suppliers for refunds to reach profitability

Tesla is slated to report its June quarter earnings results on Aug. 1. In May, Tesla said it expects positive GAAP net income in its third and fourth quarters. The latest report calls into question the state of Telsa’s financial position. The company lost nearly $2 billion last year and burned about $3.4 billion in… Continue reading Tesla shares drop after carmaker reportedly asks its
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Fiat Chrysler loses Sergio Marchionne with bumpy road ahead

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles was facing an uncertain future even before the man who led its unlikely turnaround became gravely ill. After he became incapacitated from complications with a shoulder surgery, the company was forced to hastily replace Sergio Marchionne as chief executive over the weekend. Fiat Chrysler now must find a way to deal with… Continue reading Fiat Chrysler loses Sergio Marchionne with bumpy road
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