Mobileye Global, Inc. Class A MBLY

Higher Treasury yields have pushed borrowing costs to their highest levels in decades, which keeps pressure on traditional carmakers that depend heavily on cheap financing. Electric and autonomous vehicle stocks offer a very different way to get exposure to the future of transport, from battery suppliers to self-driving software. This article breaks down three of the most compelling options from the screener so you can decide which, if any, deserve a closer look. The three electric and...

Government borrowing costs have climbed to the highest levels in decades, and that puts every capital intensive business under the microscope. Companies tied to electric and self driving vehicles sit right in the crosshairs because they depend on steady funding for factories, chips and software. For investors who pick carefully, that pressure can create attractive entry points. This article highlights three stocks from our future mobility screener that are worth a closer look. The three...

Investing.com -- Barclays downgraded Mobileye to Equal Weight from Overweight and cut its price target to $9 from $14 per share in a note on Wednesday, saying the company has not landed enough advanced contracts to support its growth case.

Rising Treasury yields are rattling markets heading into the final trading day of Q3, and Wall Street analysts are making bold moves on a wide range of stocks from big-box retail to AI infrastructure. Find out who got cut and who got a fresh vote of confidence.

Aurora Innovation's shares (AUR) are worth about $10.3 billion. The driverless-truck company booked $2 million of revenue in the second quarter of 2026. Investors are paying for a self-driving truck fleet that is mostly still being built. Most of the trucks Aurora plans for year-end are due in the final three months. Aurora pays for each quarter of waiting out of its cash. Is Aurora building its driverless fleet fast enough.

BlackBerry is surging while its closest automotive technology peers slide lower, and the gap between them points to something specific buried inside the company's latest quarterly report.

BlackBerry just posted a record quarter from its QNX automotive unit and raised its full-year outlook, yet the stock is sinking fast as traders question whether the company can actually deliver the growth it is promising.

BlackBerry just posted record QNX results and raised its full-year outlook, yet the stock is sliding anyway. Understanding what is spooking investors reveals a tension at the heart of the company's growth story.

Mobileye Global (MBLY) is back in focus after two leadership adjustments dated 3 September 2026, including the designation of a new principal operating officer and a shift in its business development leadership structure. Recent trading has been rough for Mobileye Global, with the share price down 14.95% over the past month and 31.61% year to date, while the 1-year total shareholder return has fallen 45.88%. This points to fading momentum even as leadership responsibilities are...

Coretura just handed BlackBerry its first named design win for Alloy Kore, sending shares surging well past the broader software sector, but the deal comes with no contract value, no revenue timeline, and an earnings report less than 48 hours away.

Mobileye Global has seen its share price come under heavy pressure, and that drop puts fresh focus on a simple question for investors who still follow the story: Is the current valuation of the stock supported by the sales the business is generating today and is expected to produce over time? The share price has fallen 80.1% over the past 3 years, which puts a lot of weight on whether the revenue base can underpin the remaining equity value. Mobileye's recent investment in Beep, Inc. to...

A Cramer lightning-round call just sent BlackBerry shares surging ahead of a quarterly report that could either validate the QNX software story or unwind the entire move in a single session.

BlackBerry and Mobileye are surging together while their closest hardware peer sits frozen, and that split tells you something important about who is actually buying and why.