Rivian Falls Apart
Rivian has struggled to find direction as management gropes toward a future that likely is no longer there.
Rivian has struggled to find direction as management gropes toward a future that likely is no longer there.
There is no debating that IBM’s best years are long behind it.
There is a story in The New York Times in which billionaire and longtime CEO of Starbucks, Howard Schultz, describes his relationship with Starbucks store employees. . It says he is not against the…
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A recent study by the real estate website Redfin pointed out that 25% of Americans would like to move from where they live now. That may be the highest figure ever. The city where…
The Federal Bureau of Investigation publishes a monthly list of how many firearm background checks are conducted on potential gun buyers as part of its National Instant Criminal Background Check System. Nearly everyone put…
The Post Office can’t stop losing money. In the most recent fiscal year, it lost $473 million, on $78.5 billion. It is yet another sign of how poorly the USPS is run and how…
Gun sales trends in the U.S. can be measured in several ways and observed at both the national and the state levels. While raw sales is an important indicator, one of the most valuable…
The Producer Price Index rose rose 7.4% year over year in November and was up .3% from October. The number was high and signaled that inflation was still firmly in place. As with every PPI…
A recent analysis reveals that Louisiana is the worst state to live in.
Costco's online sales have faltered badly, contributing to poor quarterly results and showing that management continues to move the company in the wrong direction.
Peloton, one of the stock market darlings of the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, has fallen apart.
David Zaslav of Warner Bros. Discovery is 24/7 Wall St.’s “Worst CEO of 2022.”
A recent analysis reveals that this Connecticut city has the most robust housing market in America.
After news that two large creditors plan to cooperate in dividing up the assets of used car company Carvana, the stock collapsed.
24/7 Wall St.'s third candidate for the Worst CEO of 2022 is Andy Jassy of Amazon.
Consumers may have begun to ask themselves if their current version of the iPhone is good enough to keep another year.
Walmart has a shoplifting problem that has grown so much that management may start to close some stores.
Honda's car engine problem is one of many that will raise questions about the safety of late-model cars.
Why the management change at collectibles maker Funko may not be the solution to its problems.