One of the world’s richest people collects a paycheck that has not moved in 28 years. Amazon just confirmed it. Amazon’s 2026 proxy filing, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, confirmed that Jeff Bezos Read more…
TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal Sometimes it feels like nobody understands Read more…
Imagine that you arrive at the airport early, clear security, and settle in, only to watch your departure time quietly shift, then shift again, and finally flash “canceled” across the screen. Lines at the help Read more…
Convenience stores have evolved, becoming more than just someplace to pick up a snack, grab a pack of cigarettes, or use the restroom after you gas up your car. Chains like Wawa and Sheetz have Read more…
The 2027 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment has not been revealed, but early forecasts are raising serious red flags for retirees across the country. Two independent projections place next year’s COLA between 2.8% and 3.2%, driven Read more…
While fast-food chains and Starbucks made the practice of limited-time-offers (LTO) popular, grocery chains and product manufacturers have gotten into the same game. Sometimes a manufacturer will offer an LTO across all its partners. That’s Read more…
Palantir Technologies (PLTR) just can’t stay out of headlines. In late March, during the Iran-U.S. war, shares of the controversial AI platform skyrocketed, but recently, a threat from Anthropic sent shockwaves across the entire software Read more…
Markets In less than a week 1) an Iranian civilization was about to be wiped out 2) before Pakistani mediation resulted in a two-week ceasefire and the first high-level talks over the weekend only for Read more…
Gold has climbed from roughly $2,600 per ounce in early 2025 to nearly $4,750 as of April 2026, producing its strongest stretch in over four decades. Most investors still treat gold as a panic button, Read more…
IBM just became the first company to settle a federal lawsuit under a new legal initiative targeting DEI practices in government contracting. It will not be the last. IBM agreed to pay $17,077,043 on April Read more…