The Rise of Family Offices and the Changing Deal Landscape
Over the past decade, a quiet transformation has taken place in U.S. finance. Wealthy families, often long content to let banks or external fund managers
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What Rising Bankruptcies Say About U.S. Manufacturing Health
Rising bankruptcies in U.S. manufacturing are not a footnote to the 2025 economy. They sit at the center of a broader wave of corporate failures
How Gasoline Taxes Shape Prices Across the United States
Gasoline prices across the United States rarely tell a simple story. Behind the numbers flashing on roadside signs lies a layered system of taxes, both
Nvidia’s $20 Billion Leap into Groq’s AI World
The U.S. technology landscape rarely stands still, but few moves have sparked as much attention as Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) agreeing to acquire Groq for
Moon Missions and Future Space Business, Returning to the Surface of the Moon
NASA is gearing up to return astronauts to the moon through its Artemis program, aiming for landings in the coming years. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman
General Motors Finds Momentum in a Transforming Market
It has been a year of renewal for General Motors Company (NYSE: GM). The stock is up roughly 55% year to date, a remarkable turnaround
Buyers Step Back Into the Housing Market
The U.S. Pending Home Sales Index rose 3.3% in November compared to October, outpacing expectations of a 1.0% gain and topping the prior month’s 1.9%
Winter Weather Tests U.S. Air Travel Resilience
Across the United States, what was expected to be one of the busiest travel weekends of the year turned into a logistical challenge for airlines
How a Founder’s Challenge Is Testing Lululemon
Lululemon (NASDAQ: LULU) finds itself at the center of a corporate drama that feels both familiar and new. Its founder, Chip Wilson, has launched a
The End of Starbucks on Every Corner
Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX) plans to close roughly 400 stores across the U.S., mainly in big cities where locations sit too close together. CEO Brian
