When a 54-year-old listener named Sharon called the “Women & Money” podcast wanting to clean up her adult daughter’s Roth 401(k), Suze Orman pushed back before addressing the portfolio question, and her objection had nothing to do with the holdings. Orman looked past the portfolio details and zeroed in on a concern every hands-on parent […]

Netflix has built some of its biggest streaming conversations around stories audiences thought they already knew. That has made documentaries and docuseries especially valuable for the company. They can turn old scandals, celebrity careers, and pop-culture moments into new viewing events years after the original headlines faded. But when a streamer revisits the past, they

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal Some folks might thrive among silence, but others prefer to have some sort of noise going at all times. You know those people. They’re the ones

Goldman Sachs wants investors to view SpaceX, which went public on June 12, as both a rocket company and an AI infrastructure business that could become Earth’s largest within five years. The bank, which served as the lead underwriter for the initial public offering, has laid out revenue projections that have drawn skepticism from multiple

I covered the SpaceX short thesis when veteran hedge fund manager Doug Kass said he planned to bet against it, just days after the Initial Public Offering (IPO). At the time, the stock was riding the kind of retail euphoria that makes fundamental analysis feel almost irrelevant. Then Jim Cramer weighed in with a June

Job cuts are still coming for fintech employees. After a rough few years for those in the tech industry, layoffs are still making the rounds. And a lot of that has to do with businesses deciding to focus more of their efforts on AI. Companies that have recently announced layoffs: PayPal cut 20% of its

Homebuyers have faced high costs during the spring and summer homebuying season. Mortgage rates are the most obvious problem right now, but over my years of reporting on the housing market, I’ve witnessed home affordability remain a national crisis for Americans, regardless of what rates are doing. All of these pricing and affordability issues have

If it feels like things get more expensive every time you set foot in a grocery store, you aren’t alone. In May 2026, grocery prices were up 2.7% year over year, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. While that percentage may seem modest on paper, it continues to put

Most rules get written before the game starts. You learn them, you play, you live with the calls. The fight over artificial intelligence in Washington has flipped that order. The rulebook is being drafted after the whistle, by the same two sides that spent the spring trading blows in public. For two years, the biggest

On June 18, just days before Amazon’s (AMZN) Prime Day kickoff, Bank of America pointed investors to a part of the event that could matter a lot more than the discounts. Prime Day is typically treated as a read on consumer demand, delivery speed, and Amazon’s ability to pull shoppers away from rivals.  This time,