Benzinga reviews this weekend’s top stories as reported by Barron’s. Here are the articles investors need to read.

“A used car dealer raised millions from ESG investors. Customer complaints continued,” by Jacob Adelman, notes that ESG credentials help used car dealers attract money from reputable banks, but also customer complaints about high vehicle prices.

“Tesla is doing better than Musk if Twitter files for bankruptcy,” by Al Root, explains why a potential Twitter bust could be worse for Elon Musk than it was for Tesla Inc TSLAhis pioneering electric vehicle company.

In the “Sell ​​Intel stock, analyst says The chip manufacturer’s loss of market share is the problem‘ writes Angela Palumbo that a JP Morgan analyst is urging investors to sell theirs Intel Corporation INTC Shares on concerns the company is losing market share.

“United Airlines raises pilot wages This is something the Fed doesn’t need,” by Karishma Vanjani, deals with the effect of United Airlines Holdings Inc UAL Accelerating a proposed 5% pilot salary on Fed outlook for tight job market.

In the “Walgreens stock gets a new bull with ‘increased confidence’Teresa Rivas examines why an analyst upgraded Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc WBA from a hold to a buy, making it one of only two bulls out of 17 analysts covering the stock.

“Cisco shares slide ahead of next week’s gains amid demand concerns‘, by Eric Savitz, notes there are concerns ahead of his earnings report Cisco Systems Inc CSCO is facing a decline in orders due to the current macroeconomic slowdown — especially compared to the 33% order growth reported in the year-ago quarter.

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