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TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Japanese design and engineering are known the world over as some of the best. Those two elements come together beautifully in a multitude of products, perhaps most impressively when it comes […]

Southwest Airlines has spent the past year and a half tearing up its own playbook. For a company that built its identity on being different from every other airline, that is a big deal. Now Wall Street is starting to agree the bet is paying off. Morgan Stanley just gave Southwest Airlines (LUV) a fresh

Breakfast dining chain Denny’s continues to reduce its restaurant footprint as some of its underperforming franchisees close locations amid weaker customer traffic and higher operating costs. Fewer customer visits and lower sales can lead to underperforming restaurants, which was the case with iconic breakfast diner chain Denny’s, which closed another troubled location at the corner

Every workplace mandate eventually meets an invoice. For the past two years, the instruction inside nearly every large American company has been the same: use artificial intelligence (AI) or fall behind. Bosses ranked teams by adoption, and performance reviews started tracking it. Almost nobody stopped to ask what the meter was running. The budgets behind

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Milwaukee tools can trace its origins back to 1924. For over a century, the brand has been providing American consumers with the tools they need for DIY jobs of every size.

For years electric vehicles were the auto industry’s most significant growth story. That story has become more complicated. Demand has been patchy. Losses have stung. Car producers have been compelled to re-evaluate how swiftly they should invest in battery factories, electric lorries and software-heavy automobiles. Now, Bank of America sees a different kind of potential

T-Mobile is once again retiring several longtime wireless plans, leaving some customers to face significant changes to their monthly bills.  The last time T-Mobile discontinued wireless plans was in August last year, when it automatically migrated select customers off of its Magenta, ONE Plus and Sprint Max plans and placed them onto its Go5G Plus

Exxon Mobil (XOM) officially moved its legal home from New Jersey to Texas this week. The move became official on July 1, as shareholders had already approved it. Exxon also won a major legal battle. On June 23, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Exxon’s favor. The ruling revives an old lawsuit over refineries

While the first half of 2026 saw the collapse of several small and mid-size airlines, sometimes plans to launch a new one end up getting shut down even before a single plane gets off the ground. Envisioned as the world’s first zero-emission regional airline by British green investor Dale Vince, British carrier Ecojet Airlines entered

The number of airlines that had to shut down since the start of 2026 and the fuel crisis set off by the U.S. strike on Iran keeps rising. While the collapse of Spirit Airlines is the most high-profile case, Mexican holiday carrier Magnicharters also filed for bankruptcy protection in Mexico City in May while British cargo airline European