International Business Machines (IBM) has spent three years quietly convincing Wall Street it belonged in the artificial intelligence trade. However, on July 14, the market decided otherwise in a single session. IBM shares closed at Read more…
Not that long ago, traveling by plane meant hours of total disconnection, with spotty or nonexistent internet as the norm rather than the exception. That era is disappearing fast, and the holdouts are running out Read more…
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With many smaller hotels struggling with the double whammy of inflation and rising operating costs along with the lower spending ability of their customer base, a number have had to file for bankruptcy protection or Read more…
Gold climbed from about $2,600 per ounce in early 2025 to a record $5,589 by January 2026, setting more than 50 all-time highs in a single calendar year, the World Gold Council reported. The rally Read more…
Markets US retail sales were the headliner today. They printed slightly stronger than expected when considering the upward revisions to an already strong month of May. Headline turnover increased by 0.2%. That’s actually not bad Read more…
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed on July 4, 2025, introduced two new restrictions on charitable deductions that apply for the first time this tax year. Vanguard’s charitable giving guidance, authored by Taylor Turner, Read more…
The dollar index regains traction after suffering losses in past two days, sparked by softer than expected US inflation data for June (CPI, PPI) that cooled expectations for Fed rate hikes. Wednesday’s break of trendline Read more…
Financial markets settled into a cautious holding mood today, with investors reluctant to extend positions ahead of a potentially pivotal weekend in the Middle East. Despite a sharp selloff across Asia, where the KOSPI plunged Read more…
Retail and food services sales rose 0.2% month-over-month (m/m) in June, in line with expectations for a 0.3% gain. On an inflation-adjusted basis, retail sales rose by 0.6% on the month. Sales at gasoline stations Read more…