Fundamentals Take Focus as AI Stocks Weather a Shakeout
Tech investors are shifting from AI hype to fundamentals as high-growth stocks face a correction. Here is why quality matters now.
The “Unexpected” Bankruptcy of Marriott Partner Sonder Is No Surprise — But It’s a Friendly Reminder That Brands Are No Guarantee
Sonder's bankruptcy marks a messy end to its Marriott partnership, leaving travelers stranded and highlighting the risks of brand-led due diligence.
Flying Taxis Find Their First Real Customers on the Battlefield — Not in the Hamptons
eVTOL startups like Joby and Archer are pivoting from air taxis to military contracts to solve cash burn and certification hurdles.
Big Oil Is Betting the World Can’t Quit Fossil Fuels and Wall Street Is Buying In
Big Oil is increasing production as global demand forecasts rise, signaling a shift in the energy transition narrative.
Retailers Bank on Pricing Power Over Promotions This Holiday Season
Brands are shifting strategy this holiday season by prioritizing full-price sales over deep markdowns to protect profit margins and brand perception.
Funko Pop Faces Final Countdown as Collectibles Giant Drowns in Debt
Funko reports $241M in debt and warns investors about its future as it explores a potential company sale.
Tariffs Cook Up a Recipe for Poverty Spaghetti
New US trade tariffs on Italian pasta and meat industry investigations signal higher grocery bills for American households.
Holiday Spending Set to Crack $1T Milestone as Americans Splurge Despite Economic Fog
US holiday retail sales are projected to hit a record $1 trillion, even as consumers navigate low sentiment and a cooling labor market.
Travel Debit Cards Are Coming To An Airline or Hotel Giant Near You
Travel brands like Wyndham and United are launching debit cards that offer loyalty points, providing a new alternative to traditional travel credit cards.
When Whole Foods Ditches Its Roots, Smaller Rivals Get a Shot
Whole Foods' shift toward mainstream inventory is opening market opportunities for smaller, organic-focused grocery chains to attract dissatisfied shoppers.
Cracks Appear Under the S&P 500’s Champagne Toast
The S&P 500 is surging, but underlying cracks in consumer discretionary stocks suggest a growing disconnect between tech giants and Main Street spending.
