
Smartphone Sales Are Spiraling, But Manufacturers Believe AI Could Come To Their Rescue
Smartphone and PC manufacturers are betting on AI integration to break a years-long sales slump, but experts warn of potential overhyped growth cycles.


Stubborn Food Inflation To Starve in 2024
Food price increases are expected to slow in 2024, but rising labor costs continue to drive up restaurant menu prices across the US.

Union Bump: Why Writers, Railroaders and Baristas Are Sticking It to Corporate America
Union activity is hitting decade-highs, forcing investors and corporations to confront rising labor costs and potential impacts on profit margins.



MBAs Don’t Shine Like They Used To: Why Students Are Skipping B-School
The MBA's reputation as a corporate golden ticket is fading as tuition costs rise and students weigh the degree against alternatives like vocational training.

CRISPR is (Gene) Editing The Future For Those Who May Not Have a Long One
US regulators are set to approve the first CRISPR gene therapy, signaling a major shift in medicine despite concerns over million-dollar treatment costs.



Rebounding Ad Market Lifts Social Media Giants. But The War Has Other Plans.
Social media giants see ad revenue rebound, but geopolitical tensions pose new risks to tech platforms' advertising outlook.

Higher Borrowing Costs Risks Burning a Hole Through Consumer Wallets
Surging treasury yields and high borrowing costs are beginning to strain consumer budgets and housing demand, challenging broader market resilience.


The US Really Doesn’t Want China To Get Their Hands On Advanced AI Chips
New US export controls on advanced AI chips create challenges for Nvidia, Intel, and AMD while China accelerates its own large language model development.

PayPal’s Stock Price Hits Rock Bottom: Can a New CEO Turn It Around?
PayPal's valuation has cratered as competition from Apple Pay and others intensifies. Can incoming CEO Alex Chriss successfully pivot the struggling firm?


Recession Warning Signs Are Flashing Brighter Than The BlueWalker 3 Satellite
Recession risks are climbing as consumer savings dwindle and lending conditions tighten, challenging the optimism for a soft economic landing.

Volkswagen Is on the Verge of Yet Another Crisis
Volkswagen struggles with legacy manufacturing, Chinese market losses, and the difficult transition to electric vehicles.





















