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108-year-old furniture retailer will exit entire market in 2026

Furniture retailers are facing the difficult reality that even products consumers still prefer to buy in person are no longer immune to shifting consumer habits, rising operating costs, and broader economic uncertainty. As inflation pressures household spending and e-commerce continues reshaping retail, companies across the furniture and homewares industry are reassessing where they can sustainably

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The TrumpIRA.gov plan is a nothingburger

President Trump’s recent executive order establishing TrumpIRA.gov generated immediate attention because it combines several politically charged topics: retirement savings, government incentives and the Trump brand. But according to retirement planning expert Jeffrey Levine, the chief planning officer of Focus Partners Wealth, the order does not create major new retirement benefits or savings opportunities. Instead, Levine

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Berkshire’s stunning slide spells trouble for new CEO Greg Abel

Every great franchise eventually confronts the awkward second act. The founder leaves, the crowd shows up out of habit, and for a while the rituals still feel familiar. Then the numbers start to wobble. Investors usually blame the macro, the rates, or the latest market obsession. They tell themselves the brand is too strong, the

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Morgan Stanley raises price targets across semiconductor sector

Morgan Stanley is leaning bullish on semiconductor stocks at a time when the sector is already on fire. The iShares Semiconductor ETF(SOXX) is up 51% this year, and instead of calling a top, the firm just raised price targets for names like IonQ (IONQ), Microchip (MCHP), and GlobalFoundries (GFS). The logic for Morgan Stanley’s price target increases

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