2026 Strategy Update: The retirement landscape has shifted significantly since 2024. While many multi-millionaires spent years bracing for a "tax sunset," recent 2026 legislation under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and new inflation indexing have changed the math…
By David Beren
· 9:32am ET While AirBnB might be the most recognized name in short-term rentals, the landscape is filled with alternatives, each boasting distinct features and catering to different aspects of the traveler’s experience. In this…
Erin Whitten The top companies in the legalized sports betting world are getting ready for a huge football season, and smart growth stock investors may want to grab some of the top stocks now.…
Online gaming giant DraftKings has agreed to acquire Golden Nugget Online Gaming in a deal valued at $1.56 billion.
With the explosion of gambling legalization across the country over the last few years, it was no surprise that investors bid up the stocks. With the typical summer slowdown somewhat underway many of the…
DraftKings is one of the online gaming stocks that dropped off over the past month, but one analyst thinks that it could jump nearly 25% from here.
As travel is beginning to return, the reopening trade is beginning to materialize and players like Airbnb could benefit heavily from this.
Goldman Sachs says that now is the time to buy shares of three online gambling and sports betting stocks ahead of upcoming earnings reports. Offered outstanding entry points, they are great long-term ideas for…
Golden Nugget shares jumped on Tuesday after one analyst issued a very bullish upgrade on the stock.
The huge potential for the total addressable market for online sports betting is more than enough reason for investors with a solid risk appetite to add any or all of these stocks to portfolios.…
Carnival has seen a rising tide recently as more Americans are getting vaccinated. Many analysts are putting the cruise and airline industries at the forefront of the reopening trade.
Resort and casino operator Las Vegas Sands has sold its properties in Las Vegas for $6.25 billion and says it plans to focus on its Asian assets in Macau and Singapore.
