The classic streaming platforms are battling aggressive competition from free ad-supported TV (FAST) making a task of keeping old users almost as difficult as attracting new ones. In fact, 43% of Americans said in July Read more…
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Investors often fixate on the Federal Reserve’s next move, especially after inflation reports spur widespread chatter about an impending rate increase. Justin Burgener, a portfolio manager at Cabeli Funds, sees a different risk with broader Read more…
PepsiCo has spent decades building some of the world’s most recognizable snack brands. From Lay’s and Doritos to Cheetos and Cracker Jacks, the company has built a portfolio that reaches just about every cranny of Read more…
Two of the organizations that track Social Security benefits most closely just moved their 2027 COLA estimates in opposite directions. One went up. One went down. The one that went up is AARP, reaching 3.6%. Read more…
A major international clothing retailer is continuing to shrink its U.S. footprint after years of store closures and financial challenges. The latest shutdown affects a long-running location in one of the country’s most prominent retail Read more…
Most people never look at a crude oil futures screen. They look at a lighted sign on a pole at the corner of their commute, and they do the arithmetic in their heads before they Read more…
Last week, I wrote about the Anthropic researcher who resigned, warning that his own employer was gambling with humanity’s future, and the colleague who publicly agreed with him. This week, the men who run that Read more…
Every large home project comes down to a question you answer before you ever call a contractor. Not what it costs. When you already know the arithmetic of waiting. Prices drift up, your kitchen gets Read more…