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A new Rivian bear emerges after rare two-notch downgrade; EV maker heading off-road

“We had been optimistic” that Rivian’s product and brand would win out, UBS says after a stock downgrade to sell from buy.

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Lotus Cars Are Legit What We Thought After Driving an Eletre

Lotus Technology says it has received 19,000 orders for its Eletre vehicle. We test drove one.

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The Wilshire 5000 Was the First Total Market Stock Index At 50, It has Gone Global

The index celebrates its golden anniversary this year. Its history tells us a lot about how financial markets and investing have changed.

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Rivian Stock Gets a Rare Double Downgrade EV Demand Is a Problem

UBS analyst Joe Spak downgrades Rivian stock to Sell from Buy and cuts his price target to $8 a share from $24.

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Why Jamie Dimon selling $150 million in JPMorgan stock is cautious data point

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon dumped $150 million in the company’s stock Thursday in his first-ever sale, a recent filing shows. He had previously indicated an.

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