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Douglas A. McIntyre

Will Apple Run Out Of iPhones?

The demand for some generations of iPhones triggered lines with people who sat outside for days. Some used sleeping bags. The people at the end of these lines were often disappointed. All of the…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

The Least Polluted City in the World

Air pollution has worsened worldwide in most years during the last several decades. The WHO reports that polluted air kills seven million people a year. The majority of the cities with the worst air…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

The Most Expensive Car to Run in America

The car industry has gone through one of its most wrenching periods in decades. After COVID-19 halted operations at dealerships, these dealerships found they had no inventory. Part shortages, caused by supply chain problems,…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Amazon Hit By Workers

2022 may be the year of unionization at some of America’s largest companies. Some Amazon, Apple, and Starbucks workers have tried, and in some cases, had success unionizing stores. However, the results of the…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Peloton Officer Sells 530 Shares

According to an SEC filing, Peloton Chief Content Officer Jennifer Cotter sold 350 shares at $11.01 each. Recently, the stock fell to $9.50. Maybe she plans to buy a Peloton product, but she would…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Disney’s Iger Got Outrageous Special Payments

The FT reports that Bob Iger never left Disney entirely when he retired. He grabbed a consultancy agreement worth $10 million. It was to advise a new CEO, which he despised and eventually helped…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Bed Bath & Beyond Ruin Deepens

According to The Wall Street Journal, Bed Bath & Beyond has an inventory problem. Many of its shelves are empty when they most need to be full. Strong holiday sales may be the only…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Iger Helped Ruin Disney

An examination of Bob Iger’s return to his old post as CEO of Disney shows the extent to which he and the board of directors are at fault for the company’s problems. As the…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Twitter Could Be a Major Success

Elon Musk, the richest man in the world and the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, paid $44 billion for Twitter last month. Most M&A and social media experts believe the decision will be among…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Apple’s iPhone Sales Catastrophes Mount

Apple is the leader in smartphone sales in the world by a large margin. Samsung is its only major competitor. While the iPhone 14’s sales have not been on fire, they have been steady…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Jim Cramer’s Tech Winners Are Obvious

Former hedge fund chief, founder of TheStreet.com, and CNBC stock picker Jim Cramer chose the tech stocks he believes will make a comeback from major market sell-offs. They have been the most successful tech…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Beyond Meat’s Dirty Factor And Grim Future

A Beyond Meat processing plant in Pennsylvania was found to be producing meatless meat under circumstances that would make customers’ stomachs turn.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

CNN Gets Hammered

The changes that CEO David Zaslav introduced at CNN have done nothing but put the news channel in third place among the three big all-news channels.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Disney’s Horrible Board of Directors

Disney has replaced Bob Chapek with Robert Iger, Chapek's predecessor as CEO and the guy who recommended Chapek for the job. That may not sound like progress, but it is.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

The State Where Gas Is Below $3

In June, as oil prices increased above $100 a barrel, the price of the average gallon of regular gas nationwide surged to over $5. It was the first time in history, gas passed that…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Debt Ceiling Could Batter Social Security

Now that the midterms have ended, a battle over the nation’s debt ceiling will start anew. According to the House Committee on the Budget, the vote on the ceiling will need to happen before…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago

Carvana’s Failure Nears

Carvana, the used car company, had a model that worked for about two years. The model has collapsed, its stock has fallen, its bonds have lost a huge amount of value, and it may…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 4 years ago