Summer is the ideal season to indulge in a refreshing scoop of ice cream on a real hot day. Ice cream lovers will flock to Dairy Queen, Baskin-Robbins, Cold Stone Creamery or their favorite frozen dessert shop to satisfy their needs in the summer, as well as year-round. But once a year, giant supermarket chain […]

A major grocery chain operator has agreed to pay a multimillion-dollar settlement after coming under scrutiny for pricing practices tied to one of its business segments. The case centers not on what shoppers paid at checkout, but on allegations involving how certain prices were reported behind the scenes. Federal officials say prescription price reporting practices

Taking a drastically different direction from its southern counterpart following World War II, North Korea under the rule of the Kim dynasty remains one of the most closed-off and dangerous nations in the world for Western travelers. Most countries have kept the northern part of the Korean Peninsula under a “do not travel” advisory for decades.

Consumer delinquency rates have reached levels not seen since the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, alarming investors tracking household credit health. About 5.2% of auto loan balances were 90 days or more past due as of the fourth quarter of 2025, and credit card balances 90 or more days past due have climbed to

Qualcomm (QCOM) helped define the smartphone era. Now the chip giant is striving to prove it can play a far bigger role in the artificial intelligence boom. That may take a lot. Qualcomm is in talks to buy AI chip firm Tenstorrent in a transaction valued at $8 billion to $10 billion, according to The

The phrase arrived in a statement from a company spokesperson, buried inside a Bloomberg report about one of Wall Street’s most closely watched firms. Four words: “ordinary discipline of a continuously evolving organisation.” It was the kind of corporate language that tends to go unread. But in this case, the word “ordinary” is the one

Morgan Stanley’s real estate investing arm is now a landlord to 3,200 London households. The deal closes an 18-month sale process that began when one of England’s largest housing associations decided market-rate rentals no longer fit its mission. What looks like a routine property transaction actually reveals two institutions moving in opposite directions at once.

AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) launched three satellites into orbit on Wednesday, 17th June, and the stock jumped 6% in response. The reaction looks like a simple relief rally after a clean mission. It is actually a direct rebuttal to the specific argument Wall Street’s bears have been making for the past six weeks. AST SpaceMobile is

Exxon Mobil (XOM) stock hasn’t been moving as much, considering the loud warnings from the oil market. The Guardian reports that Brent crude has been dropping fast as traders price in a reduction in Strait of Hormuz risks, and investors have reason to be cautious.  Exxon dropped 6.52% over the past week and 10.17% over

2026 has not been the best year for shares in quantum computing darling D-Wave Quantum’s (QBTS). The company kept posting engineering wins and a fast-growing order book, yet the stock kept sliding, with a year-to-date decline of 14.9% at the time of writing. That disconnect is what Wall Street started to reconsider this week. Shares