Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday.

The Honor Magic Vs marks the Chinese firm’s ambition to expand into the latest smartphone technology — foldables — at the high-end of the market.

A new school in Brooklyn has created a one-year program to help students get tech jobs that typically go to college grads with a four-year degree.

Fisker had “approximately 65,000” reservations for the Ocean SUV, up slightly from “over 62,000” as of its prior earnings report.

Swedish telecom company Ericsson warned Europe’s industry structure is likely unsustainable, calling for consolidation across the region.

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Shares of Union Pacific rose 9.5% after the company said CEO Lance Fritz would have a successor named this year.

BofA said the leadership change shows Union Pacific is prioritizing an operational fix after it was flagged for poor service last year.

BMW is one of several automotive firms looking into the potential of hydrogen.

Goldman Sachs upgraded Shell shares to buy from neutral, citing the underperformance of its shares and strong balance sheet position.