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Stock of the Week - Procter & Gamble (24.04.2025)

24 April 2025

Procter & Gamble (PG.US) shares faced pressure following its third-quarter earnings report, as the consumer goods giant lowered its full-year outlook amid growing uncertainty from U.S. tariff policies and challenging consumer demand. The maker of Tide detergent and Olay skincare products delivered...

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Kering shares at lowest since 2015 on weak sales of Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent 💡

24 April 2025

Shares of Kering (KER.FR), which is responsible for brands such as Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, are down 5% today after Q1 results fell short of expectations. Gucci sales fell 25% in the first quarter. Efforts to revive Kering SA’s biggest brand have shown no signs of turning around amid a difficult...

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Tesla releases Q1 2025 results; -71 % drop in net profit YoY 🔎📌

22 April 2025

Revenue: USD 19.3 bn, ‑9 % YoY (driven mainly by lower Model Y volume and ongoing price incentives) Earnings per share (GAAP): USD 0.12 (‑71 % YoY); earnings per share (non‑GAAP): USD 0.27 (‑40 %) Operating profit: USD 0.4 bn; operating...

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