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Artur Widak / NurPhoto via Getty Images Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said Elon Musk must turn his attention away from his federal government cost-cutting efforts and refocus on the electric vehicle maker.
Senior Wedbush Securities equity analyst Dan Ives doubles down on software amid the intensifying storm of trade and tariffs. What Happened: On Thursday, Ives called software the only “safety ...
Ives Remains Bullish on Nvidia's Long-Term Outlook Despite His Worries About Tariffs Investors who can hold onto Nvidia's shares for more than a year should buy the stock, Ives stated.
“The U.S. tech industry in particular is front and center in this Category 5 storm," says Wedbush Securities' Dan Ives. With supply chains in disarray and CEOs unsure of the rules, even ...
The Mammoth Solar Project in Pulaski and Starke counties is poised to generate nearly 1.6GWdc of renewable energy.
Wedbush analyst Dan Ives warned Tesla faces a "code red" if Musk doesn't step back from his government role. Musk's DOGE work has fuelled a backlash against Tesla, which has been targeted by protests.
Commerce and radical politics find a common ally in the Modernist poster in Disrupting Design: Modern Posters, 1900-1940, on view at the High Museum of Art through April 24. Poster Auctions ...
Faculty members Anthony Coleman and Lautaro Mantilla produce the concert presented by New England Conservatory's Contemporary Musical Arts department With his concept of musical transcendentalism, ...
Dan Ives' Wedbush Securities cut its 12-month price target for Tesla by 43%. The firm cites Elon Musk's activity in Washington and China's backlash to tariffs for the cut. The firm estimates that ...
“Tesla has unfortunately become a political symbol globally of the Trump Administration/DOGE,” wrote Ives on Sunday. He then ticked off several points: Tesla’s stock has been crushed since ...
Dan Ives of Wedbush used to have the highest price target on the street for Tesla. While Ives still rates the company a buy, he is clearly concerned about President Donald Trump's tariffs.
and we see no debate,” Ives said in a client note. “The U.S. is 4% of the world’s population and 26% of its GDP because of the U.S. consumer... and we ultimately believe one of the biggest ...