Big Tech has been laying off employees at a pace that would have been unthinkable in 2024. Meta cut 8,000 in May, framing it as a reallocation toward AI. Amazon eliminated 16,000 corporate roles in Read more…
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Wall Street has plenty of reasons to run from Lululemon Athletica (LULU). The premium athletic apparel firm trimmed its full-year guidance, warned of lower demand in the second quarter, and highlighted further difficulties in its Read more…
The healthcare sector has faced economic challenges this year that have included increased insurance liability premiums, a decline in reimbursement rates and ongoing Medicaid reductions, rising labor, product, and operating costs, and rising interest rates. Read more…
Oracle (ORCL) heads into its next earnings release on June 10 with plenty of reasons for investors to be concerned. The company has become one of Wall Street’s greatest bets on artificial intelligence infrastructure, but Read more…
For many people, checking a credit card statement comes with a familiar tension before the monthly charges are revealed. That feeling is becoming more common and is now shared by many Americans, according to a Read more…
When you open a brewery, you’re rolling the dice, although failure rates may not be as high as the recent spate of closures suggests. “Fifty-one-point-five percent of the brewpubs and 76% of the microbreweries that Read more…
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As we head into summer, Americans are spending more money than ever. But they don’t seem to feel very good about it. In April 2026, consumer spending rose by $111 billion, according to the Bureau Read more…