McDonald’s just slammed the brakes on its growth timeline. The fast food giant now expects to reach 50,000 restaurants globally in 2028, a shift from its earlier target of reaching that milestone by the end Read more…
Mastercard’s (MA) latest earnings report delivered just about everything Wall Street could ask for. Revenue rose 14% to $9.3 billion. Adjusted earnings per share rose 21% to $5.04. Purchase volume increased 10% and cross-border volume Read more…
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In the 1960s, Icelandair first started incentivizing American travelers transiting to continental Europe to spend a few extra days in its country. The airline stopover program has been picked up by many major airlines in Read more…
Carvana just posted one of its strongest quarters ever with record sales and record operating income. But buried inside an otherwise upbeat earnings call, CEO Ernie Garcia pointed to a problem that’s easy to overlook: Read more…
More than 12,000 pounds of bacon sold at Grocery Outlet stores are being recalled after the products entered the United States without undergoing a required federal reinspection. Maple Leaf Foods is recalling approximately 12,036 pounds Read more…
T-Mobile, which has more than 143 million U.S. wireless customers, ruffled some feathers last week when its network went down nationwide. The company is now taking steps to make it right by rolling out generous Read more…
Wall Street‘s current selloff may be disguising a far greater problem. It is not weak earnings. It is not an obvious recession. And it is not simply another temporary correction in expensive technology stocks. Corporate Read more…
Investors came into the Fed’s July 28–29 meeting, looking to clarify whether interest rate cuts were moving closer or slipping further away. On July 29, the Fed held its benchmark rate at 3.50%-3.75%, even though Read more…