The Latest Breaking News from SAIC

Despite the macroeconomic headwinds, tech demand is expected to remain steady. Hence, fundamentally strong tech stocks Science Applications International (SAIC), Teradata (TDC), and Celestica (CLS) may be worth buying right now. Read on.

More than 2.5 million plug-in electric cars were sold in the first quarter of 2023, accounting for about 13 percent of the total car sales globally.

While the tech industry’s long-term prospect looks bright, high-interest rates might affect its near-term performance. Therefore, while fundamentally strong tech stock Science Applications (SAIC) might be an ideal buy ahead of its earnings release this week, fundamentally weak Digital Ally (DGLY) might be best avoided. Keep reading.

Plug-in electric car sales in China substantially increased in February, which is a positive sign after the slowdown in January.

The Fed’s continued rate hikes and the recent turmoil in the banking system have renewed recession fears lately. Despite growing recessionary pressures, investors shouldn’t shy away from adding fundamentally sound stock Science Applications (SAIC) to their watchlist. On the contrary, eliminating struggling stocks OncoCyte (OCX) and Flora Growth (FLGC) could…

Elissa Tenny, the first female president in the school’s 157-year history, said she is retiring next year.

Traders have been abandoning Chinese auto stocks as a price war started by Tesla and BYD spread across the whole industry, a sign of weak consumer sentiment amid pessimism about the pace of economic recovery.

Some 343,691 new passenger plug-in electric cars were registered in China in January, which is 8 percent less than a year ago.

Five OEMs - BYD, Tesla, Volkswagen Group, SAIC and Geely-Volvo - were responsible for more than half of all plug-in car sales in 2022.