Joby and Archer Aviation Are Falling Just as Air Taxis Near Reality
Here's why Joby and Archer Aviation stocks are falling as the evtol dream nears the commercialization stage later this year.
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Joby Aviation's Busy Week: Q2 Beat, Raised Guidance, New Texas Hub
Joby Aviation had a busy week last week that included Q2 results and a new Texas facility supporting its upcoming eVTOL flight program.
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