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People wait for things to get cheaper before they buy. That is as human as any instinct gets. We delay the vacation, hold off on the new car, refresh the airline app every morning until the fare seems reasonable. For something as expensive as a home, that waiting instinct doesn’t just linger. It compounds into […]

Starbucks (SBUX) customers are accepting a lot more these days. The coffee giant revamped its rewards program, as Modern Retail reported, implemented new store-service protocols, explored pop-culture partnerships, and attempted to make its cafes seem welcoming again. Well, one incentive for customers is going away. Starbucks is terminating a six-month test program called Coffee Loop,

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Much like the rest of the world, the automotive industry is in a wait-and-see mode regarding the Iran conflict. General Motors CEO Mary Barra is one of those people watching closely. During the company’s first-quarter earnings call, it said the war in Iran has raised costs, so it has responded by reducing spending in other

If you’ve ever walked into Costco and had that “a ha” moment when you spot a new product you know you’re going to adore, you’re not alone. Costco has built a retail empire not just on bulk pricing, but on its ability to keep shoppers coming back for new and interesting finds. The warehouse giant

Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses how you can use the senior tax deduction in 2026 with The Motley Fool’s Dan Caplinger. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Joining me now is Dan Caplinger. He is a contributor to The Motley Fool. Dan, always great to see you. Thanks for joining us on the program this

Spectrum, which offers mobile, internet, and cable TV services operated by Charter Communications, is struggling to shake a major customer problem.  The company is rapidly losing a large number of customers, despite recent attempts to keep them from leaving. Amid this shift, the company is flagging why it remains a challenge for it to retain

Mark Zuckerberg held a company town hall on April 30 to address Meta employees directly about the layoffs. It was the first time he had spoken to staff about the cuts since Reuters first reported the plan in March. What he said did not reassure them. And what he did not say may have worried

In the early hours of May 2, low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines definitively collapsed and canceled all flights after weeks of talks to save the beleaguered airline ultimately led to nothing. “Despite the Company’s efforts, the recent material increase in oil prices and other pressures on the business have significantly impacted Spirit’s financial outlook,” the Florida-based

After more than a year of speculation about whether Spirit Airlines could come out of two bankruptcies with a last-minute Hail Mary, the skyrocketing price of jet fuel ended up dealing the final blow to the beleaguered low-cost airline. In the earliest hours of May 2, the Spirit Airlines website was changed to state that