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- 30-year-old restaurant chain confirms more closures in 2026
After spending the past several years eliminating underperforming restaurants, a well-known restaurant chain has confirmed another round of closures t
- Amazon's $1,101 6-person patio set is 40% off
"I was pleasantly surprised by how beautiful it looks in person," said one shopper.
- Why a big drop in oil prices did little at the gas pump
Oil prices dropped hard on July 27. Too bad the declines brought basically no relief for motorists filling their gas tanks. Retail prices could drop —
- Treasury is tracking $75B in opportunity zone gains
The tax break that opportunity zone investors banked on years ago is about to expire, and the amount at stake is staggering. A new working paper from
- Walmart's 5-tier wire storage shelf with wheels is 68% off
This versatile piece can be used in any room in your home.
- The next Nvidia? These stocks could be early winners
Transcript CAROLINE WOODS:It's one of the busiest weeks of the quarter, with big tech earnings, a fed meeting and a shaky tech trade. Here to make sen
- Macy's 'super soft' $100 8-piece comforter set is just $30, and it feels like 'sleeping on a T-shirt'
The reversible design gives you double the style.
- ‘Big Short’ investor warns AI has become one dangerous trade
Investor Steve Eisman sold Alphabet and boosted cash, warning that crowded AI exposure could magnify a market correction. Artificial intelligence has
- Buying power is up 73%. Why do Americans feel broke?
Ask a retiree with a paid-off house whether Americans are better off than they were 50 years ago. The answer is probably yes. Ask someone a few years
- Dessert chain quietly closes locations, exits multiple markets
A dessert-only chain is quietly shrinking its footprint, closing multiple locations across several U.S. markets and exiting some regions entirely. The
- Qualcomm faces crucial test after brutal 35% slide
The 41-year-old company has given back the stock gain it made in the first half of the year and is sitting 35% below its peak. And it's heading into a
- Former accountant builds one of EDM's fastest-growing festivals
Music festivals have evolved into multi-billion-dollar entertainment businesses that extend far beyond live concerts. Today's biggest events combine m
- Macy’s $1,149 sparkling tanzanite tennis bracelet is 33% off with an exclusive code
These gems are only found in one place on Earth.
- Suze Orman calls out one generous move threatening retirement
Many parents open their homes to adult children during periods of financial hardship or major life transitions. About 44% of parents with children age
- Intel’s 14A chips aren’t built yet: Synopsys is already there
Anyone who has shipped software before it was fully tested knows the math. A bug caught in code review costs an afternoon. The same bug caught after l
- 138-year-old aerospace giant emerges after rival files Chapter 11
The aerospace supply chain is not a market where weakness is distributed evenly. When one supplier falters, the contracts, the customer relationships,
- Warren Buffett’s 2 rules look prescient as the S&P 500 slides
The S&P 500 just posted its second straight weekly loss, and the investor who called it hasn’t spent a dime. Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffet
- Major cannabis company closes 2 facilities, cuts 211 jobs
Over the years, legal cannabis companies expanded rapidly across the U.S. as more states opened their markets to medical and recreational marijuana. T
- Wall Street just drew a sharper line between Tesla, Alphabet
Both Alphabet and Tesla posted negative quarterly free cash flow, but their profitability, balance sheets and stock swings after earnings show quite d
- 'Invisible' outdoor speakers start at $80 to improve audio without ruining patio aesthetics
They're all Bluetooth compatible.
- Wedbush raises the bar for two AI storage stocks
Wedbush lifts targets on Seagate and Western Digital as earnings put AI storage pricing and margins in focus.
- Delta Air Lines axes three routes, offers refunds
With jet fuel prices continuing to sit at decades-old highs over the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, almost every airline has rew
- Nvidia stock faces new risk from China’s AI loophole
Nvidia(NVDA) investors have no shortage of reasons to remain bullish. The AI chipmaker posted record revenue of $81.6 billion for the first quarter of
- Top analyst revamps Google stock price target on key move
Alphabet reported earnings on July 22 and the stock dropped more than 7% in a single session. The numbers weren't bad. Cloud grew 82% year over year.
- Giant wine and spirits brand files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
A decline in public consumption of alcoholic drinks since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic has been a major factor in declining revenue in the beer, w
- One dividend ETF makes $1,000 a month possible
A single exchange-traded fund that pays you $1,000 a month in dividends sounds almost too clean, and one fund keeps landing at the center of that conv
- 401(k) options when leaving your employer
There are many things to consider when leaving a job. One of the most important is what to do with your 401(k). Leaving a job can be an exciting event
- Paramount's Warner merger deal faces serious new problem
Paramount Skydance had been pushing to close its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by the end of September. It picked the wrong month
- Secretary Bessent cracks down on non-profit tax loopholes
Generosity is one of the few money decisions most people make without running the math first. You write the check because something moved you, and the
- 22-year-old travel company in bankruptcy, to liquidate
With the challenges around booking flight tickets, hotels and other aspects of a trip mostly eliminated by technology, most travel agencies operating
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