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The toymaker had great success with its Wizards of the Coast segment last quarter.
The casual chain with a Tex-Mex flair is making its comeback with a 31.4% same-store sales increase in Q2 fiscal year 2025.
President Donald Trump said this week Jerome Powell’s “termination cannot come fast enough.”
This would mark one of the most significant reorganizations of the State Department since its 1789 inception.
A survey of 1,000 Americans showed Trump with 43% approval and 55% disapproval.
Trump believes the COVID-19 pandemic started from a research lab in Wuhan, China.
The younger generation opts to share entrées or order appetizers or kid’s meals to save money.
The Amazon founder owns three Miami mansions in the Billionaire Bunker.
Masters patrons infamously aren’t allowed to bring cell phones to Augusta National.
Mattel’s release of a LeBron James Ken doll solidifies its stance in growing its adult consumer base.
Abigail Disney previously said the need to tax rich people like her “has never been so dire.”
And about half say they’ve lied to their bosses about it.
The retailer’s stock dropped on the news that consumer confidence had hit a 12-year low.
Through NIL deals, college athletes can earn their own money from using their image.
The iconic children’s show is partially funded by the government.
This could be a good sign for borrowers since lenders have historically been “hesitant” to extend loans to thin-file or low-credit consumers.
Some of America’s wealthiest have donated millions of dollars to the U.S. schools with the top-ranked basketball programs.
“I’m still working on being a good CEO,” Jensen Huang said in an interview at his alma mater, Stanford University.
Spencer Rascoff said too many people have a “false impression that we prioritize metrics over experience.”
Investors have warned the U.S. economy is reaching “correction territory.”
One retail expert says Kohl’s problems stem from a “lack of identity and muddled strategy.”
Couples appear to care more about gemstone size and price than sustainability.
The company grew 20% year-over-year, CEO Tom Nolan told Fortune.
Millennials need homes, but because of high home prices and mortgage rates, baby boomers have little reason to sell.
Mortgage applications have already increased as more buyers enter the market.
Realtor.com’s chief economist predicts “further price softening” for the spring.
It took three employees and several hours for Citigroup to realize it credited a customer account with $81 trillion instead of $280.
Damola Adamolekun reveals his blueprint for garlic-butter crab and good music in Red Lobster’s second wave.
Historic mortgage rates show today’s rates are more "normal" than they were just a few decades ago.
Warren Buffett gave Steve Jobs four options of what to do with his cash pile.
James Bond producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli will remain co-owners of the franchise.
Nordstrom will transform its Melrose Place location in Los Angeles into the “Catherine Bloom for Nordstrom” storefront.
Gen Z’s fear of talking on the phone is taking a toll on business.
The Citadel CEO said Trump’s tariffs will have “a permanent and adverse effect.”
Ex-Meta employees have said they weren’t low performers, yet were laid off anyway.
Social conversions were down 20% in January, CEO Tarang Amin said.
“Go be with the people. It'll feel better in the end, and they will feel better in the end," the PayPal cofounder said.
Medium Rare hosts Shaq’s Fun House, Guy’s Flavortown Tailgate, and SI The Party, expecting tens of thousands of fans this weekend.
All Waffle House locations have added a surcharge for every egg sold.
Trump’s tariffs on imported goods and the avian flu is fueling an egg-buying frenzy at Costco.
Less than 200 people were affected by the layoffs, but the company has also had dozens of store closures in the past year.
The luxury goods CEO likens layoffs at Tiffany’s to those at Meta.
Customers are duping merchants into issuing refunds even if they receive and keep their products.
Spirit Airlines’ policy update sparks debate about whether airlines can dictate what passengers wear on flights.
The ARK Invest CEO has "pretty much stayed away from the memecoins."
Berkshire Hathaway invests in a crypto-linked Brazilian bank.
The civil lawsuit, filed Jan. 9, 2025, alleges the ice ball came from JetBlue flight 2715, which was flying over their home at that exact moment.
Bumble's founder is back in as CEO to try to save the failing brand. Meanwhile Gen Z and millennials are looking for real connections amid a dating...
Tax experts warn TikTokers it’s ‘not legal’ to avoid paying their taxes.
In December, Cooler Screens shut down access to hundreds of the digitized fridge doors, which Walgreens claims affected sales.
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