Early movers like Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) promise to bring the rapid improvements in battery-electric vehicle technology into the skies. Morgan Stanley's automotive and mobility research team is no stranger to making grand projections about new technologies,

Joby Aviation shares are falling in extended trading Tuesday after the company announced it entered into an equity distribution agreement.

Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) is one of the highest-potential companies in industrials today, building an entirely new way to get from Point A to Point B in cities around the world. Not only is the company developing a novel vertical take-off and landing vehicle,

Joby Aviation stock price has bounced back this year as investors anticipate its upcoming commercialization phase. It soared to a high of $9.30, its highest level since July 2023, pushing its market cap to over $6.

California-based transportation company Joby Aviation JOBY is a leading player in the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) space. The company aims to offer a faster, smarter and cleaner way of transporting people around congested areas.