Tesla and Uber Shares Declined

Tesla and Uber Shares Declined Tesla and Uber shares declined. Pfizer stocks, on the other hand, increased. Investing. com evaluated the stock market agenda. The prominent shares from the stock market agenda are as follows: Uber (NYSE: UBER) dropped 1.5 percent. The ride sharing company announced it plans to sell the driverless car unit to Aurora Technologies. This was a departure from a unit that was once seen as vital to the firm's future, but did the most damage to its profitability. Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) fell 1.7 percent. The company stated that it plans to sell up to 5 million shares "at various times". Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) was up 0.2 percent. England became the first country to start using the Covid-19 vaccine produced by the company with BioNTech. The first vaccine was administered to a 90-year-old woman. Stitch Fix (NASDAQ: SFIX) gained 37 percent. The online retailer made an unexpected profit in the fiscal first quarter and reported that Dan Jedda became a new CFO with the joining of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). Palantir (NYSE: PLTR) gained 5.6 percent. The data analytics company obtained a $ 44.4 million contract from the US FDA to accelerate the evaluation of its potential new drugs. Toll Brothers (NYSE: TOL) reported a strong increase in sales in the last quarter, driven by the change in life preferences during the pandemic, but lost 3.6 percent. Its stock has increased by 25 percent so far this year. JD.com (NASDAQ: JD) ADR gained 0.5 percent. JD Health, the healthcare unit of the Chinese e-commerce giant, performed a successful supply on the Hong Kong stock market. Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) fell 0.6 percent. According to reports, the investment bank signed an agreement to own the entire Chinese joint venture. If approved, with this agreement, it will be the first global banking firm to own 100 percent of the securities business in China. United States Steel (NYSE: X) gained 3.6 percent. It announced that it plans to take over the part of Big River Steel, which it currently does not own, for $ 774 million after purchasing a 49.9 percent stake in October 2019.     Source: investing.com