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The jacket your nephew begged you to spend $700 on last winter probably has a Canadian flag on it somewhere. The trail running shoes a coworker won’t shut up about were designed in France. The tennis ball your kid hits at Saturday lessons came out of a factory traced back to Chicago. None of that

Target started the year with many big moves in effort to reestablish its brand and win back customers’ trust. The latest effort is focused on the retailer’s role in the neighborhood.  Earlier in 2026, the retail giant appointed former CFO and COO Michael Fiddelke as its new CEO, a move that signaled a major transformation

Vanguard built its reputation on a simple promise: low-cost index funds would beat most active managers over time. That philosophy turned the Pennsylvania firm into one of the largest asset managers on the planet, overseeing trillions of dollars in passive strategies that track public stock and bond markets. Now the firm is telling investors that

Microsoft (MSFT) investors might need to brace for a messy earnings report, according to Guggenheim analyst John DiFucci. The 5-star analyst says the tech giant’s fiscal Q3 could be a “mixed bag,” with his biggest concern centered on Microsoft’s Azure cloud service. That’s huge because, over the past several quarters, investors have viewed Microsoft’s AI-led

Hims & Hers has been one of the most closely watched names in digital health this month. Between the FDA’s peptide announcement, a Novo Nordisk settlement, and a flood of analyst revisions, the stock has barely had a moment to breathe. Now Bank of America has weighed in again. And the reason behind this latest

McDonald’s has tried for decades to win more beverage business. The fast-food giant never mentions Starbucks, but that’s the giant in the space, which the Big Mac-maker would have to take share from in order to meaningfully impact its business. It’s a move for the burger chain to unlock added sales and the higher margins

Exxon Mobil is possibly making one of the biggest moves of 2026. The oil giant is in talks to sell its Hong Kong fuel-station networkin a deal that could fetch$500 million to $600 million, according to a Reuters report. Exxon has hired a financial adviser, and four to five bidders are potentially reviewing the assets.

Toward the end of the week that ended on April 25, I covered a piece on Lockheed Martin CEO Jim Taiclet, calling the current defense environment a “golden opportunity,” and a rare moment of unguarded enthusiasm from the leader of the world’s largest defense contractor. The market, apparently, needed more convincing. Lockheed Martin (LMT) shares

Nobody announced a sweeping retirement overhaul. There was no single bill that changed everything overnight. But piece by piece, the policy landscape for American retirees is shifting in ways that will matter for years to come. Some of the changes help. Others carry risks that have not yet fully shown up in retirement accounts. And