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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,

TeraWulf shares jumped on July 6 after the company landed a major artificial intelligence infrastructure customer. TeraWulf (WULF) announced a 20-year lease with Anthropic at its Justified Data campus in Hawesville, Kentucky. The agreement is expected to generate about $19 billion in contracted revenue over the initial lease term. TeraWulf stock was recently trading at

Frozen fruit is one of those grocery staples shoppers often buy for convenience and forget about for months, especially in houses with children. A bag of berries can sit in the freezer for smoothies, breakfast bowls, baking, or kids’ snacks long after the original shopping trip.  That long shelf life is part of what makes

With the first half of 2026 now complete and the second underway, a number of small and mid-size airlines have not been able to survive the spike in jet fuel prices that came as a result of the war with Iran set off by the joint U.S.-Israeli strike. Mexican holiday carrier Magnicharters, British cargo carrier

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) is giving Wall Street a familiar problem. Investors admire the company’s stance on artificial intelligence, government software, national security, and enterprise automation. They also ask how much they should pay for that growth. That tension has haunted Palantir for years. Bulls see a company that can assist governments and companies in applying

Luxury brands are typically considered recession-resistant. Yet recent store closures suggest that luxury is not always enough to keep a business afloat amid shifting consumer habits and economic challenges.  McKinsey & Company reveals an important shift in consumer behavior: Emotional connection is now a top driver of purchasing decisions, ahead of traditional luxury markers such

Morgan Stanley is taking another look at a 93-year-old equipment company that is trying to appear less like an old-line machinery stock. The company is Terex (TEX), the industrial equipment maker whose roots go back to the founding of the Euclid Company in 1933. Morgan Stanley reiterated its Overweight rating on Terex after an investor

Oil was at $107 a barrel in May. Tankers were sailing thousands of miles out of their way. Refiners in Asia were bidding up whatever crude they could find that did not have to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. None of that is true anymore. Brent settled near $68 on July 6. The Strait