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Fed’s policy of raising rates until prices stabilize has a perverse effect: jobs are being cut, while companies, the big ones at least, continue to make profits.

Tesla produced over 439,000 vehicles and delivered over 405,000 vehicles in the fourth quarter. Throughout 2022, Tesla deliveries grew 40% YoY to 1.31 million while production grew 47% YoY to 1.37 million.

Last year turned out to be difficult and lossy for the stock markets. After a pandemic 2020-2021 and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine 2022, many stock exchanges suffered double-digit losses.

According to some sources, Apple wants China’s BYD Electronics to be able to enter into a joint venture with the Indian company to move iPad production to India.

As a market that could be over $225 trillion in size, the non-bank financial industry is regulators’ new target. They are hawkish over hidden risks here, especially after British pension funds narrowly dodged catastrophe in 2022.

“In recent years, economies around the world have gone through a difficult and complicated situation, marked by the materialization of new global risks that have affected economic development and triggered transformations with long-term effects that will continue to represent a challenge for the conduct of economic policies during the next year as well.

By 2050, Europe needs to cumulatively spend $5.3 trillion on clean energy projects. But there’s a sixfold increase in the global production of some metals and raw materials required for that purpose.

After a record-breaking 2021, the global IPO market took a sharp turn in the opposite direction in 2022. With only 1,333 IPOs raising US$179.5b, IPO activity dipped 45% and 61% by number of deals and proceeds, respectively, year-over-year (YOY).

Nike (NKE.US) reported great financial results for its fiscal second quarter, ending November 30, 2022 with revenue and earnings per share beating analysts forecasts on Wall Street.