Mobileye Global Inc. Class A Common Stock
MBLYMobileye Global Inc. Class A (MBLY) is a technology company specializing in developing advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicle solutions. Founded in Israel and now a subsidiary of Intel Corporation, Mobileye focuses on computer vision, machine learning, and sensor fusion technologies to enhance vehicle safety and automation. The company's products are widely deployed in the automotive industry to enable features such as collision avoidance, lane-keeping, and driver alerts.
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Serve Robotics stock surged 33% this week following multiple positive catalysts: Northland Securities raised its price target to $26 (implying 66% upside), Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised the company at CES 2026, and major robotics acquisitions by Grab and Mobileye boosted sector sentiment. The company is expected to grow revenue from $2.5M in 20...
Mobileye Global announced a $900 million acquisition of Mentee Robotics, combining Mobileye's autonomous driving technology with Mentee's humanoid robotics platform. The stock rose as much as 17.7% intraday but closed up less than 1%, reflecting initial enthusiasm that moderated by day's end.
Mobileye Global announced a $900 million acquisition of Mentee Robotics, closing up 0.49% at $12.24 with trading volume 800% above average. The deal follows recent Wall Street upgrades and a major carmaker partnership. While the acquisition could create synergies between Mobileye's ADAS technology and Mentee's humanoid robots, analysts caution th...
U.S. stock futures were mixed on Wednesday following a strong Tuesday close. ADP reported private-sector job additions of 41,000 in December, signaling modest labor market stabilization. The Dow Jones futures rose 0.04% while S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures declined slightly. Key movers included Mobileye jumping 11% on a $900M robotics acquisition, Ve...
