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Tesla Sees Big Share While US EV Market Flattens in Q1 2026
business1 day ago

Tesla Sees Big Share While US EV Market Flattens in Q1 2026

US EV sales fell 27% year-over-year in Q1 2026 to about 216,000 units as subsidies fade and profitability remains challenging for most incumbents. Tesla dominated with a 54% market share, led by a near-23% rise in Model Y deliveries to ~79,000. Toyota also grew to roughly 10,000 EVs (~4.6% share). Ford and VW plunged around 70% and 90%, respectively, while GM held a bit over 10%. If higher gas prices boost EV demand, the market could recover, but the sector’s near-term profitability remains fragile without subsidies.

via Business Insider|
#business#cox-automotive#electric-vehicles
iPhone Air Surges Past iPhone 16 Plus in Early Popularity
technology18 days ago

iPhone Air Surges Past iPhone 16 Plus in Early Popularity

Ookla data show the iPhone Air capturing 6.8% of US iPhone 17 samples in Q4 2025, roughly double the iPhone 16 Plus, with the iPhone 17 Pro still leading overall. The Air also gains share abroad (Korea, Japan, Singapore), and tests indicate its in-house C1X modem matches or beats the Pro Max in download speeds and often beats in latency, though uploads favor Qualcomm. The results suggest Apple’s thinner Air is successfully differentiating itself from the Pro line.

via MacRumors|
#air#apple#iphone
Best Buy Posts EPS Beat as Revenue Lag Turns Upbeat on Profitability
business1 month ago

Best Buy Posts EPS Beat as Revenue Lag Turns Upbeat on Profitability

Best Buy beat Q4 adjusted EPS ($2.61) but missed on revenue ($13.81B vs $13.88B expected), with quarterly net income at $541M. Full-year revenue rose slightly to $41.69B from $41.53B, while comps declined 0.8%. For the new fiscal year, Best Buy guides revenue of $41.2–$42.1B and adjusted EPS of $6.30–$6.60, as management flags a mixed macro environment and flat market share. Shares jumped more than 10% in premarket trading.

via CNBC|
#best-buy#business#earnings
Apple to Gain Market Share as 2026 Smartphone Slump Hits IDC Forecast
business1 month ago

Apple to Gain Market Share as 2026 Smartphone Slump Hits IDC Forecast

IDC forecasts the global smartphone market will fall 12.9% in 2026 to about 1.12 billion shipments due to rising memory chip prices, marking a record decline, but Apple and Samsung are expected to gain market share. The average selling price is seen rising about 14% to $523 as manufacturers push higher-margin models, with low-end Androids most affected. Apple recently posted a strong December quarter with iPhone revenue up about 23%, and analysts’ consensus on AAPL remains a Moderate Buy with roughly 12.7% upside to around $307.55.

via TipRanks|
#aapl#business#idc
Windows 11 Reaches 1 Billion Users Amid Ongoing Gripes
technology2 months ago

Windows 11 Reaches 1 Billion Users Amid Ongoing Gripes

Windows 11 has surpassed 1 billion active users, a milestone reached faster than Windows 10, aided by a free upgrade but hampered by stricter hardware requirements that keep many PCs on Windows 10. With Windows 10 still widely in use and supported through 2028, usage figures vary, and Microsoft plans further performance and reliability improvements while critics note ongoing prompts for sign-ins and upsells that contribute to a mixed reception despite broad adoption.

via Ars Technica|
#market-share#microsoft#operating-system
OnePlus on the Brink: Shipments Slump, Offices Close, and Partnerships Fade
business2 months ago

OnePlus on the Brink: Shipments Slump, Offices Close, and Partnerships Fade

A report citing Android Headlines says OnePlus is nearing collapse as shipments plunge, headquarters close, partnerships end, and products are canceled. 2024 sales fell about 20% to 13–14 million, with India and China accounting for 74% of sales and showing sharp market-share declines; US/Europe operations have dwindled (Dallas HQ shuttered, Palo Alto team small) and devices like the Open 2 and 15s have been canceled. Oppo’s financing moves haven’t revived the business, and a Taiwan arrest warrant for the OnePlus CEO adds to the turmoil.

via Wccftech|
#business#market-share#oneplus
Chinese Car Brands Surge in UK Market, Outpacing European Competitors
business3 months ago

Chinese Car Brands Surge in UK Market, Outpacing European Competitors

UK car sales exceeded 2 million in 2025, driven by a surge in Chinese brands like MG, BYD, and Chery, which nearly doubled their market share, alongside record electric vehicle sales that contributed to lower emissions. Despite economic challenges and regulatory pressures, the market shows resilience, with Chinese manufacturers gaining prominence and European brands facing declines. The industry calls for earlier review of electric vehicle mandates amid ongoing policy debates.

via The Guardian|
#business#chinese-brands#electric-vehicles
BYD Dominates 2025 EV Market Despite December Slump
business3 months ago

BYD Dominates 2025 EV Market Despite December Slump

BYD's December EV deliveries in China declined sharply from the previous month amid a volatile market and weak domestic demand, but the company still led overall sales in 2025 with over 4.54 million vehicles, despite a 16% reduction in its sales target. The year saw strong growth for affordable EV startups like Leapmotor, Xpeng, and Nio, while Li Auto experienced a decline, and Huawei-backed brands showed momentum with significant delivery increases.

via CNBC|
#2025-sales#business#byd
Samsung's HBM4 Chip Boosts Market Confidence and Rivalry
business3 months ago

Samsung's HBM4 Chip Boosts Market Confidence and Rivalry

Samsung Electronics' customers have praised the competitiveness of its next-generation HBM4 chips, with the company aiming to catch up with rivals like SK Hynix in AI chip markets, while also expanding its foundry business through major deals such as with Tesla. Despite positive market performance and record highs, Samsung faces challenges from rising component costs and global trade risks as it seeks to maintain its competitive edge.

via Yahoo Finance|
#ai-chips#business#foundry-business
China Takes Lead in Action Camera Market from the US
business3 months ago

China Takes Lead in Action Camera Market from the US

The action camera market, once dominated by GoPro, is now largely controlled by Chinese companies DJI and Insta360, which hold nearly 90% of the market share in Japan. GoPro's decline is attributed to its failed drone venture and slower innovation compared to its Chinese rivals, who continue to invest heavily in new technology. Despite this, the overall market is growing rapidly, offering potential for GoPro to rebound with new products in the future.

via PetaPixel|
#action-camera#business#dji