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Global retailer closes 106 stores despite rising sales

An established global retailer has been quietly shrinking its physical footprint across dozens of markets, leaving behind vacant mall storefronts and shuttered standalone locations around the world. At first glance, the closures might suggest weakening demand. But shoppers haven’t abandoned their favorite brands. Instead, they’re changing how they browse, buy, and interact with retailers. That

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Louis Navellier exposes what first tech bubble says about stocks today

The first high-technology stock market crash was 200 years ago in British railroad stocks. In 1825, the information highway ran on iron rails, in Britain at least. In 1824 and 1825, prospectuses were issued for 624 railroad companies, so in early 1825, the famous London merchant banker Francis Baring declared that “a gambling mania has seized

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Louis Navellier warns of biggest mistake investors can make in 2026

The biggest investing mistake of 2026 isn’t buying the wrong stock. It is staying too bearish. As an example, the criminal conviction of short seller Andrew Left, who used to lead Citron Research for a “long-running market manipulation theme,” has thrown cold water on short selling. I was certainly no fan of Citron Research, which attacked

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