What the Latest U.S. Fund Outflows Reveal About Investor Nerves
Investor sentiment took a subtle but meaningful turn in early February, as U.S. equity funds recorded their first week of net outflows since late January.
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Inflation Begins 2026 with a Milder Pace
After a brief government shutdown temporarily stalled Washington’s statistical machinery, the first U.S. inflation reading of 2026 delivered a modest yet meaningful signal. The January
The Strategic Alliance Reshaping Entertainment Economics for Casinos and Artists
Quick Custom Intelligence, LLC and Itibari Waynne & Partners are businesses that seem quite different at first glance. They focus on different parts of the
White House Moves to Tie Defense Energy to Coal Supply
The Department of Defense has been directed to begin sourcing electricity for military installations from coal-fired power plants, marking a notable policy shift that links
U.S. Housing Market Faces a Slow Start to the Year
Sales of previously owned homes in the United States declined sharply in January, surprising many analysts who expected a modest rebound following months of easing
Winter Cold Snaps Strain Household Budgets
This winter has brought some of the coldest temperatures the U.S. has seen in years. People across the country turned up their thermostats early and
Tariffs Reshape Mercedes Profit Path
Mercedes-Benz Group (XETRA: MBG.DE) wrapped up 2025 with a steep fall in profits. The German car maker saw its full-year operating profit drop 57% to
Ford’s New Battery Business, Repurposing Kentucky Manufacturing Plant
Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) has spent decades building cars and trucks. Now the company plans to make large batteries for utilities, data centers, and
