Disney CEO Bob Iger said inclusion and acceptance are among the core values of the company’s storytelling during a town hall with employees.

Lordstown said it received final regulatory approval to sell its Endurance EV pickup. It started shipping the first trucks from a planned batch of 500.

“We’re looking at one or two years of extreme volatility in the energy markets,” Francesco Starace told CNBC.

Bernstein is maintaining its bearish stance on Tesla even though the electric vehicle company’s valuation looks more reasonable given the recent pullback.

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Despite a solid stock bounce, Baird is taking a pause on shares of Darden Restaurants.

The country reported local infections, mostly asymptomatic, that totaled 38,421 for Monday, down from a record high of 40,052 reported for Sunday.

Tuesday’s announcement and press conference followed a weekend of unrest as pockets of people in China vented their frustration with Covid policy.

“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.

Cramer explained that the overarching reason the blue-chip index has performed the best this year is because it’s full of old-fashioned, profitable companies.