It’s been a big week for markets. Donald Trump was sworn in as President for a second term, promising economic and market growth, deportations and tariffs. Once markets reopened after the Martin Luther King holiday, Read more…
U.S. President Donald John Trump is one of the most polarizing public figures in modern culture, and due to his unique (among presidents) professional background in business and real estate, many of his constituents are Read more…
Costco (COST) , the largest and most popular warehouse club in the U.S., is standing its ground against a growing trend in corporate America. Last year, many retailers, including Walmart, Lowe’s, Tractor Supply, etc., axed their Read more…
Cruise passengers get up in arms about any changes made to adult-beverage drink packages. That’s largely because the changes never involve making the package cheaper or giving people buying it more for their money. It’s an Read more…
Popular Las Vegas Strip headliner residencies are often extended for additional shows over days, weeks, months, and sometimes years. One of the most prominent Las Vegas residencies has been legendary pop superstar Barry Manilow’s long-running Read more…
The Marriner Eccles Building, headquarters of the Federal Reserve Board, fronts Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C., and is a relatively short walk from the West Wing of the White House, maybe 15 minutes, except during Read more…
A staggering 80% of people end up quitting their New Year’s resolutions by February. Caroline Adams Miller, author of Big Goals, joined TheStreet to reveal the research-backed strategies that separate successful goal-setters from February quitters. Related: This Read more…
Dollar ended the week as the worst-performing major currency, largely weighed down by strong risk-on sentiment that took hold after President Donald Trump’s first week in office. Investors had anticipated more aggressive trade measures from Read more…
A recent Bank of America report shows that consumer spending has been up 5% year over year. Mary Hines Droesch, head of product for Consumer Business and Wealth Management, Banking and Lending at Bank of Read more…
EUR/USD’s rebound from 1.0176 short term bottom accelerated higher last week and there is no sign of topping yet. Initial bias stays on the upside this week for 38.2% retracement of 1.1213 to 1.0176 at Read more…