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The toy and game industry has struggled financially since early 2025 as manufacturers and retailers have filed for bankruptcy, and in some cases, ceased operations. One of the latest toy and game companies seeking reorganization this year is OuiSi incorporated. Another company, Diamond Comic Distributors, a leading distributor of comics, graphic novels, toys, games, and

Treasury secretaries do not usually speak in terms of existential risk. Their language tends toward caution, precision, and careful hedging. What Scott Bessent said at a Wall Street Journal event in Washington on April 15 was none of those things. He issued a warning about artificial intelligence that sounds less like a policy position and

WhatsApp has quietly become part of your daily infrastructure. It is where you handle family chats, school groups, side gigs, and friends abroad, and you never have to ask what it costs because the answer has always been “nothing.” Now Meta is experimenting with changing that. The company is testing a new paid tier called

Don’t bet on Jerome Powell leaving the Federal Reserve anytime soon. That’s the strong message from veteran Fed watchers in the aftermath of the Department  of Justice dropping its criminal investigation into whether the Fed Chair lied to Congress last year over the $2.5 billion renovations at its D.C. headquarters. Powell and others called the

Wall Street has a short memory and an even shorter fuse. When a stock cracks, conviction tends to follow price, not the other way around. Investors who loved a company at $300 will quietly hate it at $145, even when the underlying business has barely budged. That pattern has been playing out in real time

Entering 2026, several housing market predictions were cautiously optimistic. Not many real estate investors were anticipating significant tailwinds, but the general consensus was a positive one by several metrics. The war in Iran has shifted that outlook. This shift was detailed in BiggerPockets’ Q2 2026 Investor Pulse Survey. The survey’s forward-looking Pulse Index, which measures

Most people think they have a balanced portfolio. They don’t. They have whatever their 401(k) menu offered 15 years ago, plus a target-date fund, plus the slow accumulation of mistakes that come from never rebalancing. For two generations, the default answer to “how should I invest?” has been some version of the 60/40 split, with

Morgan Stanley is still bullish on Tesla’s (TSLA) long-term story, but it doesn’t think investors should ignore the messy middle.  Tesla released its Q1 2026 earnings report on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, to a mixed response, though the numbers looked good on the surface. According to Seeking Alpha, revenues shot up $22.4 billion, blowing past

If your state is debating a new tax on millionaires, you may assume it only matters to the people writing seven-figure checks to the IRS each April. You would be wrong, and the reason has less to do with politics than with a structural problem that one prominent tax expert says state lawmakers are choosing