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War Stock Northrop Grumman Surges
One of the effects of the battle between Hamas and Israel is that companies that make weapons have had a dramatic uptick in their stock prices. Among these, the shares of Northrop Grumman have…
Disney Hammers Theme Park Customers
Desperate to find new sources of revenue, Disney has raised prices at its theme parks. Will that drive customers away?
Post Office Plans To Pummel Americans
How many times can the US Postal System raise prices and crush America’s ability to send a First Class letter without spending a fortune? The answer is over and over again. The Post Office…
Starbucks Closes Stores
Starbucks will close seven stores in San Francisco. Is it because San Francisco is falling apart?
King of Beers Is Still Budweiser Heavy
A recent analysis reveals that Bud Light is not the King of Beers in America.
McDonald’s Workers Get $20
California has passed a law raising the hourly minimum wage for fast-food workers to $20.
Toys ‘R’ Us Rises From Retail Graveyard – But Faces Tough Odds
Toys ‘R’ Us is the latest nostalgic brand trying to claw its way out of the retail graveyard, joining the ranks of deceased chains like Borders, Kmart, and Radio Shack. People buried it there…
Girl Scout Cookie Price Skyrockets
The price of a box of Girl Scout cookies is about to rise 20%, far higher than inflation.
Ford Family Gets $42 Million, GM Management $3 Million
How much does the Ford family make from the dividends on the shares they own? Does it matter to the UAW?
CEO Turnover on Pace for a Record Year
CEO turnover is on pace for a record year in 2023. Here is a look at the latest data from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
Bird’s Scooter Business Implodes
Bird, the electric scooter company, is grappling with significant financial hurdles and recently found itself delisted from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The situation has raised concerns about the company’s future prospects. Bird’s…
Apple Faces Tough Competition in China’s Thriving Smartphone Market
Forecasts suggest that Apple may experience a decline in market share within China this year.
Europe’s New Carbon Pricing System ‘Will Change the World’
A new EU program to cut greenhouse gas emissions goes into effect on October 1. In 2026, EU importers will begin paying for the carbon content of their imports.
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