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Economic uncertainty and weakening consumer spending have forced many retailers, even long-established chains, to close stores in efforts to restore profitability as they navigate increasingly volatile financial times. While discount retailers have ...

Tech giant Intel's (INTC) comeback quarter came in clean on paper. The chipmaker beat handsomely on both lines, on the back of tighter execution and AI demand that started showing up in hard numbers. Margins widened, liquidity surged, and foundry ...

Meta is doubling down on its bold layoff plan.

Last week, automotive parts supplier AutoZone gave a worrying update. The Memphis-based company reported an $80 million non-cash LIFO (last in, first out) charge in the previous quarter due to tariffs, and they expect that number to grow to $120 ...

Broadcast Retirement Network's Jeffrey Snyder discusses prioritizing which debts to pay as you enter retirement with National Foundation for Credit Counseling's Bruce McClary. Jeffrey Snyder. Broadcast Retirement Network This morning on BRN, the top ...

Shoppers say they are great for storing seasonal apparel, sweatshirts, and college dorm room essentials.

The warehouse club store model is an interesting one. Some consumers will not, under any circumstance, pay a membership fee for the option to walk into a store. Other consumers, however, are more than willing to shell out membership fees if it means ...

Act quick if you want to take advantage of this deal.

After two years of layoffs, rehiring, and relentless market pressure, workers are burning out again.

Reid Hoffman's latest updates on X show his comeback to the world of NFTs.