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21-year-old sporting goods brand files Chapter 11 bankruptcy

During the Covid pandemic, consumers embraced ways to exercise that replaced being in a gym. That’s because gyms, even with social distancing protocols in place, were places where the virus could spread easily. My personal trainer’s gym limited the number of people allowed in the facility at any one time, sanitized surfaces often, and even […]

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Iconic clothing retailer has (old) new plan to win customers back

For decades, Gap was a cornerstone of American style. Its clean basics – jeans, khakis, hoodies, and plain but oh-so-soft t-shirts – defined casual fashion in the 1990s and early 2000s.  Shopping at Gap wasn’t just about buying clothes. It was about buying into a brand that felt modern and effortless. And while Gap clothes

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Boeing’s dividend & stock split history explained 

Boeing is the world’s biggest maker of commercial and military aircraft. In the past decade, it went from posting its largest annual profit in its more than 100-year history to posting its biggest annual loss just two years later Here’s what happened to Boeing’s history of dividend payments and stock splits. Boeing’s revenues and earnings

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Autonomous vehicles run into trouble in world’s largest AV market

Autonomous driving advocates often use the threat of China to pressure regulators to grant the technology greater access. It’s an effective threat that artificial intelligence advocates are successfully using for their own ends, but China may no longer be the laissez-faire example they can point to, after the government suspended the issuance of new AV

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Mother’s Day spending rebounds, but older & younger moms differ in gift choices

Mother’s Day spending is ticking back up this year, but how Americans celebrate — and what moms actually want — varies sharply by generation, according to new data from CivicScience. Read:More personal finance coverage at Nifty 50+ After a dip in 2025, the share of consumers planning to spend more than $100 on Mother’s Day

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