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Something doesn’t add up in the global oil market right now. Supply disruptions have hit historic levels. Inventories are draining at a pace not seen in decades. Yet prices, while elevated, haven’t spiked as violently as past crises might suggest. JPMorgan says that gap is a warning sign, not reassurance. And the bank’s analysts have […]

For years, Netflix operated on a simple premise: charge people a monthly fee, create engaging content, and grow. That model worked brilliantly. But something has quietly shifted. Netflix (NFLX) just raised prices again. And while the sticker shock is real, the more important story is what’s happening beneath the surface: a fundamental change in how

Oil companies entered earnings season with higher commodity prices at their backs, but investors are still watching one issue more closely than almost anything else: spending discipline. In the Morgan Stanley note given to TheStreet, analyst Devin McDermott and his team said oil exploration and production companies beat consensus production by 1% and cash flow

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal Creating a space with a high-end look doesn’t necessarily mean you have to spend a ton of money. While there are certainly expensive and stylish pieces

For the first time since the dot-com bubble, Intel is back at the top. The chipmaker’s stock just hit a fresh all-time high of $133. That milestone capped a run that few on Wall Street would have predicted even a year ago, allowing Intel’s stock to finally push above its August 2000 peak. Intel (INTC)

Born out of an internet joke that badly-behaving tourists should be slapped with an extra tax for the inconvenience, the term “tourist tax” is now used to refer to both the entry fees that some countries charge international visitors directly at the airport and the =daily levy that hotels in many European cities are required

Everyone has a different interpretation of patriotism. For some, wearing a U.S. flag pin shows patriotism. Others wrap themselves in the flag. Revolutionaries like Thomas Paine defined patriotism as an active duty to protect one’s country from its own government. Others like President John F. Kennedy suggested Americans show patriotism by asking not what the

Goldman Sachs has a new call on Aevex, and the firm sees the recently public defense-technology company as a way for investors to get exposure to one of the military’s fastest-growing priorities. In a Goldman Sachs note given to TheStreet, analyst Noah Poponak initiated coverage of Aevex (AVEX) with a Buy rating and a $34 12-month price

Local radio is in a state of collapse. Cumulus Media, Audacy, iHeartMedia, and on May 11, Spanish Broadcasting System have all filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Radio stations might have swapped formats during the heyday of the medium, but they rarely simply shut down. WBCN, for example, a pioneering rock station in Boston, simply turned

Tesla’s (TSLA) worldwide EV story is looking a bit vulnerable. The car company that appeared to be dictating the pace of the electric vehicle market has spent the past year trying to regain momentum in some of its key locations. Chinese competitors have been quicker on pricing, Europe has grown more challenging, and investors have