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Micron Technology (MU) just issued a different kind of artificial intelligence caution to investors. The dismal earnings picture isn’t the problem. It is not because demand is collapsing. It does not even arise from an obvious shift in the memory-chip cycle. Instead, the warning comes from the stock. Micron’s stock has tanked since the company […]

Southwest Airlines built its business on being an airline that allowed its employees, even encouraged them, to have personality. Before it dropped its in-flight magazine during the Covid pandemic, that publication had a section featuring stories about flight attendants, pilots, gate workers, and other personnel going above and beyond for passengers. You might get a

AMD Ventures has taken a stake in Turing, a Japanese self-driving startup, and Turing has begun running part of its AI training on AMD chips instead of Nvidia’s. The deal itself is tiny. AMD hasn’t disclosed how much it invested, and Turing has never sold a car. Yet AMD shares jumped roughly 3% in premarket

The craft beer apocalypse has claimed another beer brand, but this time, a major private label sold exclusively at Costco will disappear after less than two years on the market. Giant warehouse retailer Costco has discontinued its co-branded Kirkland Signature Helles-Style Lager and Kirkland Signature Vintage Ale, which it launched with Deschutes Brewery in December

With the advent of online banking, it no longer matters where your bank is located. Banks now have to compete not just with others on their block, but also with ones located across the country, or even fintech firms with fancy online apps. Customers want ease of use when it comes to banking. I don’t

While some airlines are able to emerge from bankruptcy stronger, others reach a financial state so poor that it is only a matter of time before a total collapse. In mid-April of 2026, Mexican vacation airline Magnicharters abruptly cancled all of its flights for a period that was initially supposed to last just two weeks.

Robert Kiyosaki has been sounding the same alarm for years. He thinks markets are sitting on borrowed time, that debt has hollowed out the financial system, and that ordinary investors are heading for a reckoning they had fair warning about. Plenty of people have tuned it out. His latest two words are getting attention again.

T-Mobile is shutting down a service it has offered customers for 35 years. The move comes as the carrier has recently been phasing out older offerings across its wireless lineup.  For example, earlier this month, T-Mobile revealed that it is discontinuing a plethora of older phone plans that launched almost 15 years ago, including Magenta,

Microsoft’s (MSFT) latest restructuring just sent a painful message to employees and investors at the same time. The company is tightening its workforce again as it looks to manage weaker pockets of the business while keeping its massive AI push on track.  The timing couldn’t have been more difficult.  Microsoft shares have lagged other megacap

The U.S. job market is still expanding, as it appeared after the much-hyped May jobs report, which reported the addition of 172,000 jobs to the US economy. But, as TheStreet covered, many of those jobs were concentrated in the travel and leisure sector.  And now, the latest June report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics,