Nestle and Starbucks Set Deal to Expand Their Coffee Empires
Two of the largest companies in the coffee business have created a huge marriage that will benefit each one's growth.
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Fitbit Looks For A Way To Survive Without A Future
Wall St. continues to walk away from Fitbit (NYSE: FIT) as it becomes clearer and clearer that it has absolutely no future, perhaps even as part of another company. On the back of poor…
IBM, Abandoned by Buffett and Wall Street, Sinks Lower
Warren Buffet has abandoned IBM as a technology company of the past and embraced Apple as the anchor company of the future of tech.
Black Unemployment Rate at 6.6%, Sharply Above National Average
The unemployment figures for April showed that the economy added 164,000 jobs and the national unemployment rate dropped to 3.9%, a level last matched in December 2000. Yet, the unemployment rate among black Americans…
Wells Fargo’s Tim Sloan Remains One of America’s Worst CEOs
24/7 Wall St. named Wells Fargo's Tim Sloan as one of the worst CEOs in America late last year. The case for the selection persists and has gotten more powerful.
Apple iPhone X Becomes World’s Best-Selling Smartphone Model
There has been a great deal of concern about the future of the iPhone X, the most expensive Apple smartphone. That worry was overdone. It was the best-selling smartphone model in the world during…
Xerox CEO Leaves Then Immediately Comes Back
After a fight with activist shareholders cooled, Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson returned to the company just days before he was told to leave.
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AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) argued against selling assets to close its deal to buy Time Warner Inc. (NYSE: TWX) According to Reuters: AT&T told a federal judge late Thursday it should reject any request…
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Odd behavior CEO Elon Musk hurts Tesla stock, Xiaomi plans a massive IPO, Sprint's CEO gets a promotion, and other important headlines.
Many Face Difficult Summer as Mosquitoes and Ticks Surge
In some parts of the country, infestations of dangerous mosquitoes, ticks and fleas will make the outdoor activity risky, according to the CDC.
With Cash Drain, How Long Can Snap Stay in Business?
Wall Street was alarmed by several numbers in Snap's latest results. It has a few quarters to turn itself around but, looking at its cash balance, not many.
Fiat Cannot Survive in the US Market
In the current circumstances, Fiat Chrysler cannot keep the poorly performing Fiat brand on the market in the United States.
Apple Gains Share of Shrinking Smartphone Market
Apple is picking up global market share in the smartphone industry, but the bad news is that global smartphone shipments are falling.
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Xerox CEO resigns after a bungled merger, Snap's horrible quarterly results hurt its share price, Amazon to upgrade Prime benefits, and other important headlines.
Dear Howard Schultz, Why Can’t Your Poorly Paid Employees Get Tips?
As more customers use credit cards, and Starbucks promotes its own gift card system, cash tipping almost certainly has dropped off.
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Apple may bid for publisher Conde Nast, gasoline prices surge, Boeing buys a plane parts company, and other important headlines.
Sprint’s Failure Catches Up With It
Even with a buyout offer from T-Mobile, Sprint's stock is collapsing. Wall Street believes if the deal does not close, Sprint cannot carry on by itself.
Newspaper Revenue May Have Dropped 10% in Q1
A growing body of evidence suggests that newspaper revenue dropped as much as 10% in the first quarter, an intractable problem that continues to vex publishers.
Gas Prices Above $3.50 in Major California Cities
The price of a gallon of regular gasoline has risen above $3.50 in every major city in California. It is a harbinger of things to come for the rest of the nation.
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YouTube has a new way to market advertising, "Avengers: Infinity War" broke two box office records, Walmart to sell its U.K. operations, and other important headlines.