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The spring housing market has become a battleground for hope versus reality, presenting fresh hurdles as high interest rates stifle potential buyers’ activity. A report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) revealed a stark 0.5% decline in the sales of previously owned homes within April, reaching an annualized rate of just 4 million units.
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When Canada Goose reported its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings, the overwhelming optimism displayed by investors was impossible to ignore. The stock skyrocketed nearly 20%, peaking at 28% during the trading day, reflecting a powerful vote of confidence in the face of significant macroeconomic headwinds. It’s easy to see why; the company’s earnings per share (EPS) reached
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In a bold move that reverberates throughout the telecommunications landscape, Charter Communications and Cox Communications—two titans in the U.S. cable industry—have announced their intention to merge. With an enterprise value pegged at a staggering $34.5 billion, this merger symbolizes more than just a corporate alignment; it embodies the shifting tides of an industry grappling with
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Temu, the Chinese online retail powerhouse that burst onto the U.S. scene promising unimaginable bargains, is now grappling with the monumental fallout from skyrocketing import charges. The extravagant fees—hitting an alarming 145%—have transformed shopping from Temu into an exercise in frustration rather than joy. Gone are the days when consumers could scroll through seemingly endless
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Recent warnings from airline CEOs are echoing alarm bells throughout the industry — signals suggesting that a storm is brewing in domestic travel. Corporate travel, traditionally a sturdy pillar supporting airline revenues, appears to be faltering under the weight of economic unpredictability. The insights shared by American Airlines CEO Robert Isom during a quarterly earnings
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In an age where toys and entertainment are increasingly interwoven with global commerce, the impact of political decisions on the toy industry cannot be underestimated. The current trade war, spearheaded by the Trump administration, has far-reaching implications—especially for companies like Hasbro. A proposed 145% tariff on imports from China threatens to unleash chaos on the
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