The Latest Breaking News from Bernstein

Dealers in the U.S. say Stellantis cars are too expensive, locking out customers.

Analysts appear largely confident in Elliott Hill’s ability to spark a revival at Nike, but many also see a stock in limbo short-term.

The budget airline bosses blamed sluggish sales on “frugal” consumers.

Down almost 28% from all-time highs, General Motors stock trades at a cheap valuation and remains attractive to value-seeking investors.

FedEx cites weaker than expected demand from manufacturers with many ditching priority shipping for cheaper options.

Thanks to its relative underperformance over the last couple of years, Alphabet is the cheapest Magnificent 7 stock now. While a section of the market is fearful about the Google parent, it might pay off to get a little greedy here.

“To Google” is no longer in the vernacular of young people, who treat social media as their search engine, Bernstein Research found.

Delta’s concentrated Atlanta hub and varied fleet made it vulnerable, according to Bernstein.

When authorities ruled against Microsoft in an antitrust case, the company battled a barrage of lawsuits for years.

Cheniere Energy is surpassed in LNG exports by only the countries of Qatar, Australia, and Indonesia. But unlike some companies fully exposed to the floating spot price for LNG, Cheniere is largely protected from the worst swings in the market. With demand set to rise, the energy stock looks like…

The aerospace industry is soaring, but Boeing is facing turbulence. With a new CEO and potential gains ahead, should investors place their bets on Boeing shares?