The U.S. economy is still growing. Americans find it easy to get jobs. The unemployment rate hovers at a 50-year low. Yet, half of Americans feel worse rather than better off.
Chipotle's recent price hikes on burritos could prove more costly than the company expected.
Disney is adjusting its business strategy under returning CEO Bob Iger, and it's working.
Beijing's growing aggression is said to be a stark reminder to the world of the worst days of the communist legacy.
Luckin's business model has helped the start-up coffee chain become the largest retailer of brewed coffee in China.
Apple and Google are strong brands with a broad range of products and services that can help them weather economic downturns better than other tech companies.
The earnings reports for S&P 500 companies in Q4 of 2022 has held a mixed bag of results so far.
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Investors keep on misreading and fighting the Fed these days, going against an old Wall Street Adage.
Despite a red hot job market, more and more middle class Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.
Meta has been in a perfect storm for quite some time brewed by Apple's privacy policies. Then there's competition with TikTok for younger users.
The Federal Reserve's decision to cut back on interest rate hikes showed a slight shift in policy for the central bank.
The January Labor Market Report is expected to reflect the mass layoffs by tech firms.during a tight job market.
The PRC Navy has bolstered its presence in the disputed Strait waters in recent months.
Long-running tech firms IBM and Intel are struggling under the current climate of "creative destruction" of the industry.
After rallying for a couple of weeks in hopes of a soft landing, Wall Street will get another chance to find out the nation's monetary policy direction.
For years, movie theaters' popularity with movie-goers has seen a secular decline due to the rise of home theaters and video-streaming services from Netflix and the like.
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The showdown over the U.S. debt ceiling could have catastrophic consequences for investors and markets.
Once viewed as a threat to Google, ChatGPT could prove to be a savior to the tech giant's ongoing legal issues.
Both chains have reportedly maintained momentum even in the pandemic era and are ready for another good year ahead, beating the rest of the QSR sector.
Sri Lanka has been on the doorsteps of the IMF multiple times, asking for assistance to cope with a debt crisis.
The controversy of CEO pay is old, but it gets a new spin at challenging times of high inflation and a slowing economy, making life hard for the typical worker.
A jump in Netflix's subscriber growth and a wave of layoffs by large tech companies set the stage for a tech rally as the fourth-quarter reporting season unfolds in the next couple of weeks.
Apple's stock has been out of favor with Wall Street in the last six months, with its shares underperforming the broader market.
Wall Street is on a roller coaster again, bouncing back and forth between soft and hard landing scenarios and taking traders and investors on a wild ride.
Wall Street is highly anticipating the results of Netflix's fourth-quarter earnings.
Slowly, Japan is turning from a "solid shield" to a "sharp spear," to use the recent description used by Chinese official media.
Traders and investors have concluded that the context, conditions, and circumstances that produce inflation have changed.
Apple is rethinking the way it makes its products. It is gradually shifting from relying on external suppliers for critical components to making them in-house.
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