The global waste management market was valued at US$330.6 billion in 2017 and is expected to reach US$530 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 6%. [more]
Uber and Lyft, the two largest ride-sharing companies competing to be the leader in the global markets, just released their Q4/2019 earnings and guidance for 2020. In 2019, Uber had quarterly net loss of US$1.1B and annual loss of US$8.5B; Lyft had quarterly net loss of US$356M and annual loss of US$2.6B. Both plan to be EBITDA positive by the end of 2020. [more]
Tesla Q4/2019 Earnings Beat Consensus Estimate, GM Invests $2.2B into EVs, and UPS buys 10,000 EVs. [more]
Industry expected to reach US$553 million by 2025. Ontario starts a 5-year pilot project as Calgary reviews its completed pilot, while in New York, a bill to legalize e-scooters is vetoed by the governor due to safety concerns. [more]
Tesla starts EV deliveries at Shanghai facility. General Motors partners with a Korean company to build one of the world’s largest battery plants. Start-up Lordstown Motors plans to launch its electric pick-up truck in 2020. [more]
2019 was an outstanding year for the stock market. And, to start the year, if January 1’s trading is any indication, 2020 might just continue the market’s longest bull-run. A key to profitable portfolio performance can be gained by assessing the market’s seasonality trends. This report highlights what indexes/sectors are currently going-in/going-out of expected strength. [more]
Offering e-bikes, e-scooters, e-trikes and car ride-share solutions, the combined company would form the 3rd largest micro-mobility footprint in North America [more]
October traditionally marks the start of a seven month positive period for the general market. Of course, there are always exceptions. However, this year, October has been exceptional with the S&P 500 Index beginning the month of November at an all-time high. [more]
Tesla’s stock price soared after the earning’s announcement. EV industry is expected to grow by over 25% CAGR over next 6 years while Volvo launches an EV XC40 to compete but Dyson exists the EV market. [more]
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported Q3/2019 global sales of 97,000 electric vehicles, which missed Factset’s estimate target of 99,000, with a 1.8% sales growth quarter-over-quarter compared with a 51% growth in Q2/2019. [more]
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