The economy has now recovered all of the 22 million jobs that were lost in the 2020 recession.
Starbucks has fared poorly in neighboring Greece where it faces stiff competition from local start-up Mikel Coffee Company.
According to a new study that takes a close look at U.S. states with the most businesses experiencing supply chain pressures, a big part of the problem is domestic.
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Disney's gains can be attributed to Netflix's price hikes and blockbuster new films like "Dr. Strange" and "Black Panther."
S&P 500 companies that saved positive earnings surprises for Wall Street saw a more significant price increase than usual.
Both companies have seen their sales growth declining substantially in recent quarters as regulators have limited their entrepreneurial drive.
Even though the number of active monthly app users and ridership are soaring, it hasn't helped the company become profitable.
The Housing Market is headed for a turbulent time, and sellers may have missed their chance to earn top dollar for their homes.
Earnings and revenues of S&P 500 members with more than half of overseas sales reportedly fared better than those with less than half of sales presence.
Global supply chain issues have caused product delivery delays, which added to inflationary pressures.
Wall Street will soon get another chance to figure out the state of the labor market.
Rising tensions in the island economy will be disruptive to the operations of U.S. tech giants and the U.S. economy.
The situation for the two restaurant chains could have been even worse if it weren't for "down-trading," a trend where low-income consumers trade more expensive for less expensive product bundles.
While it's unclear whether low-interest rates helped low-income Americans get jobs, one thing is clear. Low-interest rates were music to the ears of Wall Street traders and speculators.
Stock market bulls got their cue from several factors, like earnings from Apple and Amazon, which beat the scaled-back analyst expectations.
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Amazon has managed to avoid many of the pitfalls of inflation that are crushing its conventional retail rivals.
The decline in property sales comes at a time when some homebuyers refuse to repay loans for unfinished properties, magnifying the liquidity problem of the industry.
This prospect doesn’t seem to concern traders and investors on Wall Street, which staged a massive rally after the release of the Federal Open Market Operations Committee’s decision.
Despite a disappointing earnings report, Microsoft remains a solid choice for investors.
Target and Walmart are feeling the pain of the lack of stimulus checks and soaring inflation, but things could soon turn around for the retail giants.
Like the ECB, the Fed has been trying to tame inflation, getting from bad to worse by any measure.
Early in the week, traders and investors were pleasantly surprised by an earnings report from Netflix that beat analyst estimates.
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A reason could be America's move to exclude Russia from the SWIFT system to punish its invasion of Ukraine, which makes the dollar less appealing as a global currency, an expert says.
In the first half of 2022, both companies were caught with excess inventories of discretionary items and had a hard time getting rid of them.
The popular show generated 1.3 billion hours viewed thus far in the new season. That made it Netflix's biggest 2 season of English TV ever, reviving interest in past episodes.
Red Hat brought IBM an extensive open-source technology portfolio, an innovative hybrid cloud platform, and a vast open-source developer community.
Washington's display of the "rules of engagement" comes after the U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called China to abide by its international law obligations.
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