What silly stunts are the brands pulling today? Life must be getting back to normal, because the brands are doing April Fool’s Day pranks again. Once every major brand started having a social media presence, Read more…
A famous face is promoting the chain’s new pollo asado entree. For a fast food chain, a celebrity endorsement has long been the way to get people to try a new or stalling item. Who Read more…
Stocks are rallying, but an ominous indicator may soon be flashing warning signs of a market-busting recession. The 2-year Treasury yield is eclipsing the 10-year Treasury yield.Yield inversions have historically preceded recessions.Stocks can still climb Read more…
Successful short sellers need a different, more agile mindset to succeed, Real Money Columnist James ‘Rev Shark’ Deporre argues. It hasn’t been a bed of roses for short-sellers lately. Over the past couple of weeks, Read more…
Sanders took shots at Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos over their space exploration ambitions. “The taxman cometh.” Ben Franklin’s ominous quote about rendering taxes unto Caesar has greater significance to the country’s highest earners as the Read more…
The March ISM manufacturing index registered 57.1, missing expectations of a 59.0 print. The index fell 1.5 percentage points from the February reading of 58.6. New orders fell by 7.9 percentage points to 53.8, while Read more…
The cruise line has made onboard masks optional and removed many Covid-related policies, now it’s changing something customers won’t like. During the pandemic, Royal Caribbean (RCL) – Get Royal Caribbean Group Report and its chief Read more…
The minutes of the Federal Reserve’s and European Central Bank’s last policy meetings will likely grab the chunk of investors’ attention next week as the economic agenda quietens down somewhat. The Reserve Bank of Australia Read more…
Despite Russian officials calling for less military operations around Kyiv, fighting has continued widely across Ukraine this week. Ukraine has signalled it would be willing to give up its aspirations to join NATO, and block Read more…
US ISM manufacturing dropped from 58.6 to 57.1 in March, below expectation of 58.4. Prices jumped from 75.6 to 87.1, above expectation of 76.0. Employment also rose from 52.9 to 56.3, above expectation of 53.7. Read more…