How One of America’s Most Distinctive Airlines Became More Like the Rest
For more than five decades, travelers boarding a Southwest Airlines (NASDAQ: LUV) flight knew what to expect. There were no assigned seats. Instead, passengers checked
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Amazon Faces Another Round of Corporate Layoffs
Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) has confirmed plans to eliminate about 16,000 corporate roles, marking its second major job cut within a year. The move is
UPS and Amazon Rethink Employee Numbers
Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) and United Parcel Service, Inc. (NYSE: UPS) find themselves at a crossroads in early 2026. These two giants of delivery and
U.S. Consumer Confidence Hits a 12 Year Low in January
U.S. consumer confidence dropped sharply in January, marking one of the lowest readings in over a decade. According to The Conference Board, the index fell
Salesforce Joins Military Modernization
Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) has stepped into a new arena with a $5.6 billion contract from the U.S. Army. Through its national security unit, Computable Insights,
World Trade Evolves Beyond U.S. Boundaries
Countries around the world have started signing free trade deals that leave the U.S. out of the picture. Leaders from India and the European Union
GM’s $6 Billion Stock Buyback Signals Confidence After Tough Quarter
General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) began the year on a mixed note, reporting higher losses while revealing a renewed commitment to returning value to shareholders.
Medicare Advantage Math and the Selloff in Humana, CVS, and UnitedHealth
The trading session that followed the latest Medicare Advantage rate proposal looked less like a routine policy reaction and more like a stress test for
Björn Junker from GoldInvest sits with Fairchild Gold Corp. Executive Chairman Nikolas Perrault
Nikolas Perrault, Executive Chairman Fairchild Gold Corp. and Björn Junker from GoldInvest sit down to discuss the ongoing developments on Fairchild’s Nevada projects. The Nevada
How Extreme Cold Drives Up Natural Gas Prices
Natural gas prices in the U.S. jumped more than 17% on Monday morning. They climbed past $6 per million British thermal units for the first
