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Tesla slips after earnings miss as capex tops $25B for the year
finance1 month ago

Tesla slips after earnings miss as capex tops $25B for the year

Tesla reported mixed Q2 results: revenue of $28.24B beat expectations of $26.32B, but adjusted EPS of $0.33 and EBITDA of $3.2B missed estimates; cash burn was $-1.09B vs. about $-3.64B expected. The company reaffirmed a capex run rate above $25B for the year as it pushes ahead with Optimus robotics and Robotaxi deployments, while deliveries reached 480,126 in Q2, up about 25% year over year, helping explain the stock’s roughly 10% dip.

Amazon's Q2 Earnings: AI, Tariffs, and Market Expectations
business1 year ago

Amazon's Q2 Earnings: AI, Tariffs, and Market Expectations

Amazon is set to report its Q2 earnings, with expectations of $162 billion in sales and $1.33 EPS, focusing on AWS, AI, and tariff impacts on e-commerce. Analysts highlight AWS as a key growth driver, with potential updates on Prime Day and tariff strategies. UBS and Bank of America are optimistic about Amazon's valuation and future prospects, emphasizing AI investments and cloud infrastructure expansion.

C3.ai Stock Soars on Strong Earnings and Microsoft Partnership
business1 year ago

C3.ai Stock Soars on Strong Earnings and Microsoft Partnership

C3.ai reported better-than-expected Q2 results, with a loss of six cents per share and revenue of $94.34 million, marking its seventh consecutive quarter of accelerating revenue growth. Subscription revenue increased by 22% to $81.2 million, and the company highlighted its strategic alliance with Microsoft as a key growth driver. C3.ai's stock rose 12.6% in after-hours trading following the announcement.

Tesla's Q2 Results: Short-Term Margin Disappointment Expected, But Also a Good Time to Buy
business3 years ago

Tesla's Q2 Results: Short-Term Margin Disappointment Expected, But Also a Good Time to Buy

Analyst Pierre Ferragu warns of short-term margin disappointment for Tesla in its Q2 results due to aggressive pricing actions and discounts offered during the quarter, which have driven down margins. However, he also predicts a good recovery beyond the short-term, with margins bottoming in Q2 and improving in the long run due to cost improvements and product advantages. Ferragu sees auto gross margins, excluding full-self driving, reaching 25% in the long run and expects Tesla to expand gross margins by at least 10 points in the next few years while still growing rapidly.