Here's why Tesla's third-quarter earnings were a 'mini disaster'

After reporting a miss in its third-quarter earnings, shares of Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report dropped sharply, closing the session down 4.7% and dropping another 6% in after-hours trading. The electric vehicle leader reported adjusted earnings per share of 66 cents, down 37% from the year-ago period and well-off Street estimates of 73 cents. This comes on the heels of Tesla reporting a miss in deliveries for the quarter, delivering 435,000 vehicles compared to the Street's expectations of 455,000. Tesla did, however, reaffirm its intentions to deliver 1.8 million vehicles for the year.Related: Tesla earnings slump, profit margins weaken in global EV price war, but sticks to full-year delivery target Investors who were looking to Tesla Chief Elon Musk to provide some good news in the conference call were additionally disappointed. Musk, displaying a level of caution and self-prescribed paranoia around the current macroeconomic environment, said that the company's main goal at the moment is to make its cars affordable in an environment where affordability is a challenge. Wedbush's Dan Ives brought his Tesla price target down from $350 to $310 as a result. The analyst noted that he would characterize the conference call as a "mini disaster," saying that where the Street wanted to "get their arms around the falling margins/constant price cuts," they instead "heard a much more cautious Musk." Tesla will need to deliver nearly 500,000 vehicles by the end of the year to meet its lofty delivery goal of 1.8 million deliveries. Xinhua News Agency/Getty Images Ives noted that his thesis for Tesla as a Big Tech company is unchanged, but is now facing challenges. Deepwater's Gene Munster likewise found the company's third-quarter results to be a "disappointment." There were "more misses than hits in this," he told CNBC, noting that the downward trend of Tesla's gross margins is not the kind of trend Tesla needs right now. These margins, Munster said, will mark Tesla as a car company or as a tech company. The lower they fall, the more in line with traditional auto Tesla becomes. Tesla's gross margins fell to 17.9% from the quarter, down from the 25.1% the company reported in the year-ago period. Related: Key Tesla investors at odds with Elon Musk on one important point "I'm surprised that the stock is not down more," Munster said. He did take note of a few positives, one of which involves the long-awaited Cybertruck, which will begin making deliveries in November. "This is going to be positive for Tesla shares," he said. "I think investors are going to start to see that having a measurable impact on delivery growth." Despite the fact that it was a "directionally negative quarter," Munster said Tesla still managed to grow deliveries by 28%, more than double the rate of big auto in the U.S. "Long term, I think traditional auto is in a tough spot," Munster said. Shares of Tesla dipped to $226.81 in pre-market trading. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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*Netflix price hikes: Which plans are affected, which aren't?*

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Thursday, October 19. Related: Netflix surges as price hikes, subscriber growth add to stream earnings optimismFull Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I’m J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Wall Street is reacting to weekly jobless claims which came in lower than expected at 198,000, compared to the 210,000 that were expected. This is yet another sign that the labor market remains tight despite efforts from the Federal Reserve. Markets are anxiously awaiting commentary from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell later this afternoon. Investors will be monitoring these comments closely for any hints on the future of interest rates. Separately, investors are reacting to disappointing Tesla earnings. The EV giant reported a 44 percent drop in profit after it slashed prices by as much as 25 percent during its third quarter. CEO Elon Musk also noted that the company faces quote ‘enormous challenges’ when it comes to Cybertruck production. Meanwhile, if you have a Netflix account, your subscription fees are about to go up… again. The streaming giant announced that it would be raising the price of its premium ad free tier to $22.99, its basic plan to $11.99, but will keep the $6.99 ad supported tier at the same price. While Netflix last hiked its prices in January 2022, some of its largest competitors have raised prices throughout 2023. Disney hiked the prices of Disney Plus and Hulu back in August, and Warner raised the cost of Max in January. Netflix saw significant subscriber growth in its third quarter…it added 8.8 million new users, bringing the total to 247 million subscribers total. Netflix attributed this strong growth to its password sharing crackdown which it rolled out back in may. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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Netflix price hikes: Which plans are affected, which aren't?

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Thursday, October 19. Related: Netflix surges as price hikes, subscriber growth add to stream earnings optimismFull Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I’m J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Wall Street is reacting to weekly jobless claims which came in lower than expected at 198,000, compared to the 210,000 that were expected. This is yet another sign that the labor market remains tight despite efforts from the Federal Reserve. Markets are anxiously awaiting commentary from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell later this afternoon. Investors will be monitoring these comments closely for any hints on the future of interest rates. Separately, investors are reacting to disappointing Tesla earnings. The EV giant reported a 44 percent drop in profit after it slashed prices by as much as 25 percent during its third quarter. CEO Elon Musk also noted that the company faces quote ‘enormous challenges’ when it comes to Cybertruck production. Meanwhile, if you have a Netflix account, your subscription fees are about to go up… again. The streaming giant announced that it would be raising the price of its premium ad free tier to $22.99, its basic plan to $11.99, but will keep the $6.99 ad supported tier at the same price. While Netflix last hiked its prices in January 2022, some of its largest competitors have raised prices throughout 2023. Disney hiked the prices of Disney Plus and Hulu back in August, and Warner raised the cost of Max in January. Netflix saw significant subscriber growth in its third quarter…it added 8.8 million new users, bringing the total to 247 million subscribers total. Netflix attributed this strong growth to its password sharing crackdown which it rolled out back in may. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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*В Android заметно улучшили проверку приложений перед установкой*

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*Chick-fil-A puts out a 'woke' cookbook*

As the company that regularly tops rankings of fast food chains with the highest customer loyalty, fried chicken and sandwich chain Chick-fil-A has a base of fans who see it as the alternative to all things "woke." As Chick-fil-A was founded by and remains run by a family of Southern Baptists, all of its 2,600-plus locations across the U.S. remain shuttered on Sundays. The chain also became the subject of a national firestorm when, in 2012, then-CEO Dan T. Cathy made a number of comments against LGBTQ people and some customers dug up that the chain regularly donated to Christian charities campaigning against same-sex marriage.Related: People Still Value Chick-Fil-A's Service Above All Other Chains While sales from its conservative fans soared in response and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee even declared Aug. 1 to be "Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day," much has changed in the following decade. The chain committed to fully divesting from organizations opposing same-sex marriage in 2019 and, most recently in May 2023, hired a VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to ensure that its staff can "combine [...] unique backgrounds and experiences with a culture of belonging." Shutterstock Chain says more can be done And now, according to at some of Chick-fil-A's most vocal customers, it has released a new seemingly left-leaning cookbook. On Oct. 16, the fast-food chain announced that it was releasing a free digital cookbook meant to draw attention to "food insecurity and the importance of reducing food waste." More Food + Dining:Taco Bell menu tries new take on an American classicMcDonald's menu goes big, brings back fan favorites (with a catch)The 10 best food stocks to buy now The Extra Helpings: Inspiring Stories and Imaginative Recipes from Chick-fil-A Shared Table features 26 recipes for breakfasts, main meals and desserts from some of the charities the chain partners with for its food donations program. "Our goal for ‘Extra Helpings’ is not only to inspire individuals to reimagine their extra food into new, delicious recipes, but also spark conversations about the important issues of food insecurity and food waste," Brent Fielder, senior director of corporate social responsibility for Chick-fil-A, said in a statement. "[...] While we're pleased with this milestone, we know there is more work to be done, which is why we're spotlighting this important issue."Here is why some food chains attract right-wing outrage online While the cookbook has not attracted nearly as much attention as the new DEI exec (several prominent far-right personalities called for boycotts), there were some rumblings on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter about how this was one more sign that the company was "going woke." Any talk around plant-based foods or shifting toward an eco-friendlier way of eating also tends to set off certain cohorts. One such controversy occurred in August 2022 when Southern-style restaurant chain Cracker Barrel (CBRL) - Get Free Report announced that it was adding plant-based sausage made by Impossible Foods to its breakfast menu as one among many other options. The Facebook post announcing the new menu offering blew up with thousands of comments about how the customer had "lost respect for a once great Tennessee company" and how the company would "go woke and go broke." In a recent earnings call that missed analyst expectations, Cracker Barrel admitted that some of its messaging over the past year "failed to deliver."
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Chick-fil-A puts out a 'woke' cookbook

As the company that regularly tops rankings of fast food chains with the highest customer loyalty, fried chicken and sandwich chain Chick-fil-A has a base of fans who see it as the alternative to all things "woke." As Chick-fil-A was founded by and remains run by a family of Southern Baptists, all of its 2,600-plus locations across the U.S. remain shuttered on Sundays. The chain also became the subject of a national firestorm when, in 2012, then-CEO Dan T. Cathy made a number of comments against LGBTQ people and some customers dug up that the chain regularly donated to Christian charities campaigning against same-sex marriage.Related: People Still Value Chick-Fil-A's Service Above All Other Chains While sales from its conservative fans soared in response and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee even declared Aug. 1 to be "Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day," much has changed in the following decade. The chain committed to fully divesting from organizations opposing same-sex marriage in 2019 and, most recently in May 2023, hired a VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to ensure that its staff can "combine ... unique backgrounds and experiences with a culture of belonging." Shutterstock Chain says more can be done And now, according to at some of Chick-fil-A's most vocal customers, it has released a new seemingly left-leaning cookbook. On Oct. 16, the fast-food chain announced that it was releasing a free digital cookbook meant to draw attention to "food insecurity and the importance of reducing food waste." More Food + Dining:Taco Bell menu tries new take on an American classicMcDonald's menu goes big, brings back fan favorites (with a catch)The 10 best food stocks to buy now The Extra Helpings: Inspiring Stories and Imaginative Recipes from Chick-fil-A Shared Table features 26 recipes for breakfasts, main meals and desserts from some of the charities the chain partners with for its food donations program. "Our goal for ‘Extra Helpings’ is not only to inspire individuals to reimagine their extra food into new, delicious recipes, but also spark conversations about the important issues of food insecurity and food waste," Brent Fielder, senior director of corporate social responsibility for Chick-fil-A, said in a statement. "... While we're pleased with this milestone, we know there is more work to be done, which is why we're spotlighting this important issue."Here is why some food chains attract right-wing outrage online While the cookbook has not attracted nearly as much attention as the new DEI exec (several prominent far-right personalities called for boycotts), there were some rumblings on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter about how this was one more sign that the company was "going woke." Any talk around plant-based foods or shifting toward an eco-friendlier way of eating also tends to set off certain cohorts. One such controversy occurred in August 2022 when Southern-style restaurant chain Cracker Barrel (CBRL) - Get Free Report announced that it was adding plant-based sausage made by Impossible Foods to its breakfast menu as one among many other options. The Facebook post announcing the new menu offering blew up with thousands of comments about how the customer had "lost respect for a once great Tennessee company" and how the company would "go woke and go broke." In a recent earnings call that missed analyst expectations, Cracker Barrel admitted that some of its messaging over the past year "failed to deliver."
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*Cathie Wood continues multi-million dollar Tesla selloff amid shaky earnings*

In the lead-up to Tesla's third-quarter earnings, investors and analysts were feeling more than a little nervous. Price cuts and falling margins were foremost on investors' minds as they braced for the electric vehicle leader's results. They were right to be cautious. Related: Elon Musk just blamed remote workers for Tesla's struggling car sales Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report missed Street expectations, posting earnings of 66 cents per share, down 37% from the year-ago period and below analyst expectations of 73 cents. The carmaker additionally recorded gross margins of 17.9%, down sequentially and well off of the 25.1% margins Tesla reported last year. CEO Elon Musk did little to calm investors' concerns during the conference call, displaying a consistently severe level of concern around the current macroeconomic environment. Faced with high interest rates, he said that the ability for many Americans to make a monthly car payment has been and continues to be an ongoing challenge; Tesla's goal at the moment is just to make its vehicles affordable. Several top analysts, including Wedbush's Dan Ives, expressed their disappointment with the results. Ives called the conference call a "mini disaster," saying that, though his Tesla thesis is unchanged, it is now facing some challenges. Ives slashed his price target from $350 to $310. Shares of Tesla opened at $225.95, down more than 6%, as a result. The stock had fallen nearly 8% as of the time of writing. And despite her incredible bull thesis for Tesla, even Cathie Wood was feeling the pressure headed into earnings. Related: Key Tesla investors at odds with Elon Musk on one important point Ark's flagship Innovation ETF sold 25,908 shares of Tesla, worth more than $6 million, Wednesday, just before the company's earnings report was released. This latest sell-off came after the firm trimmed its top holding by nearly $7 million on Oct. 17 and $2 million the day before. Tesla remains the fund's top position, though the gap is narrowing between its Tesla holding, worth $635.5 million and weighted at 9.84% of the fund, and its Coinbase (COIN) - Get Free Report holding, worth $526.3 million and weighted at 8.15% of the fund. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Cathie Wood continues multi-million dollar Tesla selloff amid shaky earnings

In the lead-up to Tesla's third-quarter earnings, investors and analysts were feeling more than a little nervous. Price cuts and falling margins were foremost on investors' minds as they braced for the electric vehicle leader's results. They were right to be cautious. Related: Elon Musk just blamed remote workers for Tesla's struggling car sales Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report missed Street expectations, posting earnings of 66 cents per share, down 37% from the year-ago period and below analyst expectations of 73 cents. The carmaker additionally recorded gross margins of 17.9%, down sequentially and well off of the 25.1% margins Tesla reported last year. CEO Elon Musk did little to calm investors' concerns during the conference call, displaying a consistently severe level of concern around the current macroeconomic environment. Faced with high interest rates, he said that the ability for many Americans to make a monthly car payment has been and continues to be an ongoing challenge; Tesla's goal at the moment is just to make its vehicles affordable. Several top analysts, including Wedbush's Dan Ives, expressed their disappointment with the results. Ives called the conference call a "mini disaster," saying that, though his Tesla thesis is unchanged, it is now facing some challenges. Ives slashed his price target from $350 to $310. Shares of Tesla opened at $225.95, down more than 6%, as a result. The stock had fallen nearly 8% as of the time of writing. And despite her incredible bull thesis for Tesla, even Cathie Wood was feeling the pressure headed into earnings. Related: Key Tesla investors at odds with Elon Musk on one important point Ark's flagship Innovation ETF sold 25,908 shares of Tesla, worth more than $6 million, Wednesday, just before the company's earnings report was released. This latest sell-off came after the firm trimmed its top holding by nearly $7 million on Oct. 17 and $2 million the day before. Tesla remains the fund's top position, though the gap is narrowing between its Tesla holding, worth $635.5 million and weighted at 9.84% of the fund, and its Coinbase (COIN) - Get Free Report holding, worth $526.3 million and weighted at 8.15% of the fund. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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*Another plane had to turn around after gross bathroom crisis*

For those tracking the world of strange happenings on planes, it's been a busy month of bathroom-related incidents. At the start of September, a Delta Air Lines (DAL) - Get Free Report flight from Atlanta to Rome needed to turn back around for a "biohazard issue" that was later revealed to be a bad case of passenger diarrhea. Just under a month later, a Boeing 737-800 (BA) - Get Free Report that was already on the way to Tampa from Panama City received communication of a suspicious item in the lavatory. An anti-explosive team that searched the plane later discovered that it was nothing but an adult diaper wrapped tightly in several black garbage bags.Related: These seven disgusting travel behaviors were officially voted 'most offensive' The latest incident occurred on an EasyJet (EJTTF) - Get Free Report flight from Spain's Tenerife to London. On Oct. 15, traveler Kitty Streek posted a video of a pilot making an overhead announcement that one of the passengers "found it rather exciting to defecate [on the floor of] the front toilet."Real good of @easyJet to delay the flight 3.5 hours with 0 communication then decide to cancel it altogether because someone took a shit on the toilet floor
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Another plane had to turn around after gross bathroom crisis

For those tracking the world of strange happenings on planes, it's been a busy month of bathroom-related incidents. At the start of September, a Delta Air Lines (DAL) - Get Free Report flight from Atlanta to Rome needed to turn back around for a "biohazard issue" that was later revealed to be a bad case of passenger diarrhea. Just under a month later, a Boeing 737-800 (BA) - Get Free Report that was already on the way to Tampa from Panama City received communication of a suspicious item in the lavatory. An anti-explosive team that searched the plane later discovered that it was nothing but an adult diaper wrapped tightly in several black garbage bags.Related: These seven disgusting travel behaviors were officially voted 'most offensive' The latest incident occurred on an EasyJet (EJTTF) - Get Free Report flight from Spain's Tenerife to London. On Oct. 15, traveler Kitty Streek posted a video of a pilot making an overhead announcement that one of the passengers "found it rather exciting to defecate on the floor of the front toilet."Real good of @easyJet to delay the flight 3.5 hours with 0 communication then decide to cancel it altogether because someone took a shit on the toilet floor
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*Trader Joe’s Has a New Honey-Infused Moisturizer Duo for $8*

And its a low-cost dupe of a popular skincare product. READ MORE...
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*Xiaomi выпустила доступный мини-компьютер Mini PC 2023*

ПК стал мощнее, а стоит меньше прошлогодней версии.
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*В Египте впервые нашли мумии Нового царства*

Среди находок оказался хорошо сохранившийся папирус Книги мёртвых.
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*Клавиатура Gboard научилась быстро менять пол и цвет кожи на всех эмодзи с людьми*

Раньше приходилось менять внешний вид каждого символа вручную.
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