Furniture retailers are facing the difficult reality that even products consumers still prefer to buy in person are no longer immune to shifting consumer habits, rising operating costs, and broader economic uncertainty. As inflation pressures Read more…
Most of us learned to size up companies the same way. Revenue, earnings, the line on a chart that goes up and to the right. That mental shortcut has served retail investors fine for a Read more…
The disbelief was palpable when Mozilla’s CTO last month declared that AI-assisted vulnerability detection meant “zero-days are numbered” and “defenders finally have a chance to win, decisively.” After all, it looked like part of an Read more…
President Trump’s recent executive order establishing TrumpIRA.gov generated immediate attention because it combines several politically charged topics: retirement savings, government incentives and the Trump brand. But according to retirement planning expert Jeffrey Levine, the chief Read more…
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Every great franchise eventually confronts the awkward second act. The founder leaves, the crowd shows up out of habit, and for a while the rituals still feel familiar. Then the numbers start to wobble. Investors Read more…
Those who live and die by the staying power of the AI boom might have soon have a pure play way to gain exposure to the data center category. Last week, Blackstone filed to debut Read more…
Morgan Stanley is leaning bullish on semiconductor stocks at a time when the sector is already on fire. The iShares Semiconductor ETF(SOXX) is up 51% this year, and instead of calling a top, the firm just raised Read more…
There’s a phrase Palantir CEO Alex Karp kept coming back to on the company’s first-quarter 2026 earnings call: “AI slop.” He used it to describe what he believes most AI competitors are selling: polished demos, Read more…
CEOs who run global companies learn early how to listen to political noise without flinching. Their job is not to react to every headline. Their job is to figure out which threats turn into policy Read more…