Derek Saul, Forbes Staff

Q1 was the company’s best-ever quarterly profit thanks to whopping 62% year-over-year growth.

Former President Donald Trump is on the cusp of adding another $1.3 billion to his social media fortune, though the valuation of his company remains downright puzzling, likely putting in doubt how much of his stake he’ll ever be able to cash in on.

There are unusually high stakes surrounding Tesla’s upcoming earnings report, as Wall Street prepares for what is expected to be the company’s worst quarter in years by most mainstream metrics and investors prepare for more details on projects the company’s enigmatic CEO Elon Musk claims he’s close to betting the $450 billion company on.

Tesla stock notched another grim milestone Friday, extending stock year-to-date dive to over 40%, and there remains plenty of cause to remain highly cautious about the stock in the near term even as it grows cheaper.

Netflix faced a “tricky setup” heading into earnings as its stock already likely prices in much of the upside as its potential new consumer base dries up.

“There is nothing I hate more, but it must be done,” Tesla’s centibillionaire CEO Elon Musk reportedly said about his company’s decision to eliminate more than 10% of its workforce.

Amazon hit a new record share price Thursday for the first time since July 2021, completing its dramatic recovery from its 2022 doldrums as investors seemingly can’t get enough of big technology stocks.

Google parent Alphabet registered its highest share price ever on Tuesday, as the search engine titan rides the artificial intelligence wave to a historic valuation.

Reddit’s long-run vision of growing advertising revenues and profitability “are promises we’ve heard too many times,” according to Bernstein analysts.

It was a “nightmare quarter” for Elon Musk’s electric vehicle titan.