Arrival (ARVL)

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Ulta operates beauty and personal care products stores as one of the undisputed leaders, but only has a presence in the U.S. Management has commented on the start of international expansion in 2025, starting with Mexico. At a P/E of 15 and considering the quality of the business, I found it difficult not to consider ULTA an investment opportunity.

Bankrupt commercial EV startup Arrival has sold some of its assets, including advanced manufacturing equipment to Canoo, another struggling startup trying to build and sell electric vehicles. The acquisition, which was touted as a cost-saving measure that will reduce capital expenditures by 20%, comes as Canoo struggles to move beyond prototypes towards commercial production.

Demand for EVs remains robust based on delivery numbers by some of the leading firms in the sector.  Further, the expectation of rate cuts later this year promises to boost the sagging industry.

Arrival SA (NASDAQ:ARVL), the British electric van manufacturer, revealed its UK operations entered administration on Tuesday. Once valued at £9 billion and favoured by ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the Banbury-based company faced significant challenges in its plan to bring its electric vans, buses, and taxis to the market at a relatively low cost.

Commercial EV startup Arrival's business continues to unravel. Arrival announced Monday in a regulatory filing that its UK division is entering administration, the country's version of bankruptcy.

Commercial EV startup Arrival is being removed from the Nasdaq stock exchange as it speeds toward dissolution. The company, which went pubic after merging with a special purpose acquisition company, announced Monday morning that the Nasdaq will suspend trading of Arrival shares January 30, followed by a formal delisting.

Arrival said it received a delisting and stock trading suspension notice from the Nasdaq, sending the British electric-vehicle company's shares down about 15% on Monday.

British electric vehicle company Arrival is heading closer to insolvency after lining up a new set of advisers to oversee contingency planning, Sky News reported on Monday.

While the concept of short-squeeze stocks has been all the rage throughout most of the pandemic-disruption cycle, we may have been doing this all wrong. Rather, it's time to address this speculative practice under a three-dimensional lens.

Following a brief glimmer of astounding optimism followed by years of frustration, electric vehicle (EV) upstart Arrival (NASDAQ: ARVL ) appears to recognize the writing on the wall. According to a disclosure, management seeks either a sale of the company or other strategic alternatives.

The situation is getting worse for companies in the electric vehicle (EV) industry as more signs of slowdown emerge. On Monday, Ford confirmed that it was slashing its Lightning output, a notable situation since it is one of the most popular EVs in the US.

Arrival just warned investors that it's slashing its workforce yet again. The electric van maker said on Tuesday that it “took actions” on October 5 to “further reduce its operating costs.

There is little doubt about the bull story for electric vehicles. With global penetration still at a low level, some of the best EV companies will continue to grow at a healthy pace.

The performance of penny stocks continues to be mixed relative to more widely-followed stocks, but if you've looking for the best penny stocks to buy now, this works to your advantage. As has been the case in recent months, there are plenty of names in “penny stock territory” ($5 per share or less) trading at low valuations, with catalysts in play that over the long-term stand to help bridge the gap between trading price and underlying value.

Arrival SA (NASDAQ:ARVL), the British-based electric vehicle manufacturer, has appointed management consultants as advisors while it prepares for potential insolvency should it be unable to secure new funding. Listed on the NASDAQ, the electric van developer was one of the UK's biggest tech IPO's ever after it merged with a SPAC in March 2021, but in the years since shares in the company have fallen by around 99%.