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Fast-food chains are increasingly leaning on chicken as beef prices rise “Right now, there is a tightness in the U.S. protein supply, especially where beef is concerned, due to reduced cattle herds that could go on for years before they’re replenished,” Bill Lapp, president of Omaha, Neb.-based Advanced Economic Solutions told the National Restaurant Association […]

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Gold just had its worst month in over a decade. Goldman Sachs is not budging. After gold fell more than 10% in March 2026, its biggest monthly decline since June 2013, Goldman Sachs reaffirmed its $5,400 per ounce year-end target. Spot gold is trading around $4,567 to $4,769 as of April 1, well below the

If you prefer to bank in person, your days of speaking to a banker face-to-face might be numbered. American banks are on a merger spree, and that could spell bad news for customers who prefer to talk to a person when they deposit a check. That’s because when banks consolidate, bank branches are often shut

For Boeing, the current timing is painful. The plane maker is finally starting to put together something that is missing for a while now, momentum. Korean Air said on March 26 that it plans to buy 103 Boeing aircraft through 2039 in a deal valued at about $36.2 billion based on Boeing’s 2025 list prices.

Sometimes a Wall Street forecast is just noise. Sometimes it hits you like a price at the gas station that makes you blink and check the sign twice. JPMorgan is now warning that Brent crude could “overshoot toward $150 per barrel” if the Iran war keeps the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut into mid‑May, turning

Dollar Tree, the discount retailer that has been a go-to for people, especially for themed decorations, has been working vigorously to bring customers back to the store. Some of the restructuring has involved introducing more price variations for bundled items and revamping how products are placed in the store.  Last year, Dollar Tree sold its

The craft beer downturn over the last three years has forced dozens of breweries out of business. The downturn started in 2023, with 385 brewery closures for the year, the Brewers Association reported. The slump continued with more brewery closures than openings last year, with 434 shutting down and 268 opening by mid-December 2025, Brewbound reported. Breweries

Nike (NKE) gave investors a mixed quarter, but the market focused on the part that looked hardest to fix. Fiscal third-quarter revenue was $11.3 billion, essentially flat from a year earlier, while diluted earnings per share fell to $0.35 and gross margin slipped 130 basis points to 40.2%. The company also said inventories were still

Memberships drive Costco’s business. “The most important item we sell is the membership card,” Costco CEO Ron Vachris told Fortune. Costco also makes much of its profit from selling memberships, since it sells most of its merchandise at very low margins. Members “keep coming back because they know Costco will pass savings on to them,”