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Global semiconductor stocks climbed on Monday after contract electronics giant Foxconn announced record fourth-quarter revenues, suggesting the artificial intelligence boom has far more room to run.
The company achieved record electric vehicle sales in China in December, marking a new milestone for the company. The EV maker reported approximately 83,000 units sold in China during December, a 12.8% increase compared to November.
The company is offering discounts on its top-end iPhones and other products in China for the upcoming Chinese New Year as the U.S. tech giant faces heightened competition in one of its most crucial markets.
The recalled Models were manufactured between Sept. 28, 2021, and Nov. 22 at the company’s gigafactory in Shanghai. Tesla will fix the issue via an over-the-air software update.
Boeing shares dropped nearly 5% in premarket after South Korea ordered an inspection of all B737-800 planes, the model involved in a deadly Jeju Air crash over the weekend.
A record year for travel in the US is pushing airline stocks to a soaring annual outperformance, and the prospect of sustained earnings power points to a bullish outlook for 2025.