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Amazon sales surge as company trains focus on artificial intelligence
Amazon.com reported record first-quarter sales as the AI boom powered growth in its cloud-computing unit, helping the company continue to shake off last year’s post-pandemic slump.
National Debt Tracker: American taxpayers (you) are now on the hook for $34,562,760,121,518.06 as of 4/30/24
The U.S. national debt is climbing at a rapid pace, on track to double over the next three decades amid a rush of spending by President Biden and Congress.
McDonald's CEO: California minimum wage hike driving labor inflation
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski says the company anticipates high single-digit labor inflation, which he largely attributes to the recent minimum wage law enacted in California.
Walmart launches its largest private grocery brand in decades
Walmart launched a new private food brand with hundreds of items across a variety of categories. This comes as private brands continue to gain market share.
Top summer travel destinations for 2024: These international spots were the most searched
Summer travel is nearing as families across the country search for vacation destinations. Delta Air Lines said these international spots are popular this year.
Small business owners reveal ‘out of this world’ impact to their bottom lines
It's true that American small business owners are less optimistic about their livelihoods today, as some sound off on inflation and the economy being the "hardest" hurdle.
Value of Japanese yen jumps against dollar, investors suspect intervention
Traders and investors suggested yen-buying intervention by Japanese authorities as the explanation for why the dollar fell sharply to 156.55 yen from as high as 160.245.
Home prices surge to another record high in February
U.S. home prices continued to march higher February, according to new S&P data, as would-be homebuyers compete for a limited number of homes for sale.
Why the shine of the Ivy leagues is losing its luster
Ken Coleman of Ramsey Solutions argued that Ivy League schools may not be worth the fuss and "shiny brand" that they used to. Trade schools may be a better economic decision.
Republic First seizure signals more bank failures to come, expert warns
The seizure of Republic First marked the first bank failure in the U.S. in 2024 and has reignited concerns of contagion after a string of regional banks collapsed early last year.