Claire’s Finds Life After Bankruptcy, Expands to 1,200 More Walmart Stores
Claire's recently expanded its partnership with Walmart to feature its brand in more than 1,200 stores. Did Walmart buy Claire's? Here's what we know.
Financial Analysis
Patagonia Now Owned By Climate-Focused Trust, Founder Donates Shares
Who owns Patagonia now? The founder, Yvon Chouinard, has donated all of his shares to keep the company focused on fighting climate change.
Seasonal Jobs at Target Last 5 Months — Details on Pay and Applying
A seasonal job at Target generally lasts from late October to the second week of January. Depending on your location, tenure, and experience, you could make up to $15 per hour or more.
Two Peloton Co-Founders Leave in Company Leadership Shakeup
Two co-founders of Peloton, including its former CEO John Foley, are resigning from the company. What other corporate changes are happening at Peloton?
Goldman Sachs Employees Brace for a Round of Layoffs
Goldman Sachs may be laying off a small percentage of its workforce due to a lowered need for deal-makers after interest rates have risen.
Is Starbucks Doing Away With Inside Dining? In One Area, Yes
Starbucks is bringing a new location to Center City in Philadelphia, though it won't have public seating or restrooms available for use. Why is Starbucks transitioning to take-out only?
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s Legal Woes Continue — Now Over a Winery
Chateau Miraval is now worth around $160 million, which is more than double what Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie paid for it in 2008. Here's what we know.
Is UPS Going on Strike? Drivers and Workers Seek Contract Demands
UPS drivers and workers may go on strike if the company doesn't work with them on their contract demands. Here's what to expect in 2023.
Stockton Rush Makes His Mark With OceanGate Expeditions
Stockton Rush is an aerospace engineer who founded OceanGate Expeditions. The company is exploring the wreck of the Titanic, among other maritime sites.
Snowmobile Company Polaris Issues Its Second Recall This Month
For Polaris, the most recent recall for snowmobiles and their defect fuel tanks comes just days after the company recalled 3,000 snowmobiles over clutch failure concerns.
Here Are the Best Labor Day Deals of 2022 — Don't Miss Out
Many retailers are offering early deals, and Labor Day will bring even more sales as companies compete for customers and revenue. Here are some of the best deals.
Virgin Voyages Prepares For U.S. Launch — Who Owns the New Cruise Line?
Virgin Voyages is owned in part by Richard Branson, with major investments from Bain Capital. Here's everything we know about the new cruise line.
MoviePass Is Coming Back — Will It Succeed?
MoviePass is coming back this fall with tiered memberships and other changes. Will it succeed this time? Here's the latest news on the subscription service.
The First Chipotle Union Is in Lansing, Michigan — More Could Follow
Lansing, Michigan workers at Chipotle voted to unionize on Thursday, Aug. 25. It's the first Chipotle restaurant to form a union.
Google Settles Illinois Class Action Lawsuit — How to File a Claim
Illinois has had a tough time with companies and their data storage practices for Illinois users. But now, companies like Google are facing a class action suit.
Who Made FN Meka? All About the Virtual Rapper
FN Meka is a virtual rapper created by Factory New. Recently, FN Meka signed to Capitol Records. Who made FN Meka? We have all the details.
Regal Cinemas, AMC’s Top Rival, May File for Bankruptcy
AMC is the top U.S. movie theater chain, with Regal Cinemas following in a close second. AMC doesn't own Regal — a British firm owns the company.
Disney Board Members Continue to Request an ESPN Spin Off
ESPN is one of the top sports television networks in the world, and would succeed on its own. So will Disney spin off ESPN?
Estée Lauder Has an Extensive Portfolio — Here's Everything It Owns
Estée Lauder is force to be reckoned with in the beauty and cosmetic industry. The company has grown over time and now owns several brands and companies.
Who Owns Ford Motor Company? It’s Complicated
Ford is the second-largest U.S.-based automaker and was founded in 1903 by Henry Ford. Who owns Ford Motor Company now? Well, it's complicated.
Who Owns 19 Crimes Wine? Rebellious Wine Connoisseurs Flock to the Brand
Who Owns 19 Crimes Wine? The company, which features wines honoring Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart, is owned by a large global wine company.
Nexstar Media Group Buys Majority Control of The CW — Details
Nexstar Media Group is the biggest local TV network broadcaster in the U.S. and now its reach is growing even more with the purchase of The CW Network.
Only the Rich Are Invited to the Peer Organization Tiger 21
The Tiger 21 membership requirements include $20 million in investable assets. Read more about this high-net-worth-exclusive peer group.
Royal Caribbean Won't Require COVID-19 Vaccines at Certain Ports
Royal Caribbean and other cruise lines are easing their COVID-19 vaccine rules, which will allow passengers at certain ports to board unvaccinated passengers.
Domino’s Didn’t Take Off in Italy, Franchiser Closes Restaurants
Domino's, which had opened around 33 restaurants in Italy, has closed all of its locations. The franchise owner discovered that Italians prefer local pizza.
Angela Yee Has Built a Business Empire — Diversity Is a Key Concept
Angela Yee is a radio host and co-owner of three businesses including a coffee shop, juice shop, and hair products company. She isn't done yet though.
Amazon Stock Could Be Worth More Than Market Valuations — Here's Why
In 2021, Amazon missed out on $2 trillion market capitalization. How much is Amazon stock worth in 2022? What has been impacting the stock?
Meet Jake Paul’s Betting Platform Betr — Is It a Scam or Legit?
Controversial internet personality and boxer Jake Paul has launched a new betting platform, Betr. Is it a scam or legit? Here's what we know.
SoftBank Bankruptcy Isn't Inevitable, Vision Fund Posts $21.6B Losses
Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is down — but is it out? Here’s where SoftBank’s woes stem from and whether the company will face bankruptcy.
Is Infowars Really Bankrupt? Alex Jones Files for Chapter 11 Again
Are Alex Jones companies like Inforwars really bankrupt? Jones has made numerous attempts to file for bankruptcy and it seems he did so to avoid paying damages.
Latest Job Numbers May Be an Important Piece to Determining a Recession
The job report for July comes out on Aug. 5, and many are anticipating the numbers because they could signal an official recession.
Lowe's Owns and Sells Kobalt Tools, Products Are Made in China
Kobalt, one of Lowe's biggest tool brands, makes products such as drills and saws. Who makes Kobalt tools for Lowe's? Kobalt isn't made in the U.S.
What Happens When Thoma Bravo Buys Your Company?
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo makes a business out of buying companies — but what does it mean for acquired brands after the deal gets finalized?
Candy Funhouse Job Opening — Taste Candy From the Comfort of Your Home
Candy Funhouse is looking to hire a Chief Candy Officer and is paying up to $78,000 for the role. Let's look at the requirements and how to apply.
Shark Tank Update: Pop Pacifier Went From Making $100K to $1M in Sales
The Pop Pacifier appeared on Season 9, Episode 19 of ABC’s 'Shark Tank.' It went from making $100,000 during its first four months in business to making $1 million.
The Back2Work Deposit Text Message Isn’t What You Think It Is
You may have received a text message about a Back2Work deposit. Is it legit or a scam?
JetBlue and Spirit Want to Merge, Department of Justice Has the Final Say
JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines have reached a merger agreement. But the Department of Justice may not permit it as it cracks down on mergers due to antitrust laws.
Who Owns the Mega Millions Lottery? Jackpot Is Over $1 Billion
The Mega Millions occasionally makes people millionaires and changes their lives forever. Who owns the Mega Millions company? The jackpot continues to increase.
Cheap Dividend Stocks to Buy Amid a Possible U.S. Recession
Dividend stocks tend to do well in a rising rate environment. What are the best cheap dividend stocks for investors to consider amid a possible recession?
Amazon Leadership Principles: Cornerstones of Job Interview Questions
Amazon Leadership Principles are a cornerstone of job interview questions at the Jeff Bezos company. Here's what we know about the questions.
Who Owns 23andMe? Company Accused of Selling Users' Data
U.S. Representative Jason Crow has cautioned people against sharing their health data with 23andMe. Who owns 23andMe and does the company sells users' data?
The NBA's 76ers Are Leaving the Wells Fargo Center, Their Longtime Home Arena
The NBA's 76ers have announced plans to build a new arena and move there in the next ten years. Who owns their current home arena, the Wells Fargo Center?
Fed Decision July 2022: Will It Be a 100 Basis Point Hike?
The Federal Reserve meeting will be held next week on July 26–27. What decision will the Fed make and could it be a 100 basis point rate hike?
DUDE Wipes Has Wiped ‘Billions of Butts’ — Details on Net Worth
After appearing on 'Shark Tank' in 2015, DUDE Wipes watched its sales rise from $250,000 to $40 million by 2020. How's the company doing today?
Argentina and Sri Lanka Have Inflation Above 50 Percent — U.S. Eyes Double Digits
Argentina and Sri Lanka are battling inflation above 50 percent. Why is inflation so high there and could the U.S. also head toward double-digit inflation?
Why Your Social Security Check Is Late, and What to Do About It
If your social security check is late, it may be because you changed your bank account or address information.
Amid "Bidenflation" Barbs, What Can Biden Do About Inflation?
Republicans have blamed Joe Biden for the spiraling inflation and termed it “Bidenflation.” What’s causing inflation and what can Biden do about it?
The Euro and Dollar Are at Parity, and Some Investors See an Opportunity
The euro is in headlines after it reached parity with the U.S. dollar. Retail investors are eager to know how to invest in the currency.
Starbucks Closing Stores Due to Safety Concerns — What Does That Mean?
Starbucks has announced closures of 16 stores in several U.S. cities, citing safety concerns. Some workers believe it to be an attempt to punish unionizing stores.
Here’s Why Inflation Goes Down in a Recession
Several economists are predicting a U.S. recession amid spiraling prices. Does inflation go down in a recession?