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Continue ReadingAmazon’s former CEO and current executive chair is the second richest person in the world as of November 2024, according to Forbes. Here's how Bezos made his billions...
Continue ReadingCostco pulled nearly 80,000 pounds of its store-branded butter last month after it was found to be missing a crucial allergy warning. In fast food, it literally pays to be “friendly,” yet some chains are falling short on personal customer interactions. Amazon isn’t just outpacing retailers like Target and Walmart in the U.S. price wars – it’s also claiming the bulk of online sales. Check out those stories and more retail news highlights from this week...
Continue ReadingAmazon (AMZN) is shutting down Freevee, its free streaming service, as part of a broader effort to trim costs and streamline its video division. The decision comes just as rival media companies have recently been touting the success of their free video-streaming platforms...
Continue ReadingPresident-elect Donald Trump is set to take office in a matter of months after handily defeating his rival at the ballot box. Here’s the latest on what that means for consumers, federal agencies, corporate America, and — of course — Elon Musk...
Continue ReadingSemiconductor leader Nvidia announced this week that Japan’s SoftBank Group (SFTBY) will be the first to receive its highly anticipated Blackwell AI chips. SoftBank plans to use Blackwell to build Japan’s largest AI supercomputer...
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Continue ReadingGrowth stocks have been key drivers of stock market gains this year, and the momentum doesn't seem ready to stop. The S&P 500 confirmed its presence in a bull market back in January and since has gone on to reach new records -- and today, it's heading for a 25% annual gain after already climbing 24% last year. The good times for growth stocks may be far from over, considering that bull markets generally last a lot longer than bear markets...
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