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By Jon D. Markman On October 26, 202307:00 AM Eastern
Interest rates are rising, and corporate leaders are worried about shrinking consumer demand. Here’s how to profit from this mistake.
By Jon D. Markman On October 4, 202104:05 PM Eastern
A massive green-energy tsunami is fast approaching our shores, and electric vehicles (EVs) are at its forefront.
On Saturday, Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) reported it produced a record 237,823 EVs in...
By Jon D. Markman On June 23, 202103:00 PM Eastern
It’s rare for a set of earbuds not made by Apple, Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) to cause so much excitement. It’s even more rare for the buzz to be centered around the packaging.
The latest...
By Mike Larson On August 5, 202005:11 PM Eastern
Fifty-four companies defaulted on their debts in the second quarter of 2020. That was the most for any three-month period since 2009 in the wake of the Great Recession.
It gets worse. The...
By Jon D. Markman On November 25, 201902:00 PM Eastern
Apple (AAPL) shares may be making new highs, but the heart of its business is under concerted attack.
A Porsche executive told an audience at the Automobility conference in Los Angles last week...
By Sean Brodrick On July 9, 201912:00 PM Eastern
Natalie Harp battled stage 2 bone cancer for most of her young life.
As if that weren’t bad enough, in 2015, a nurse accidentally connected Harp’s IV to a sample of sterile water. Left in...
By Jon D. Markman On March 1, 201902:00 PM Eastern
All four major stock market indexes closed February with gains of at least 3% for the month.
For the year so far, the Dow and S&P 500 are both up 11% — their best start since 1987, according to...
By Jon D. Markman On February 11, 201902:00 PM Eastern
To protect privacy, activists and politicians are clamoring to regulate big tech.
They don’t know it yet, but they are falling into a trap. That’s because big tech is embracing oversight.
In...
By Jon D. Markman On May 14, 201801:55 PM Eastern
NASA wants to take pictures of Mars. So, researchers are working on a tiny, custom-made helicopter.
The softball-size, two-rotor aircraft would be the first to fly the skies of another planet....
By Jon D. Markman On March 5, 201802:00 PM Eastern
A multiple-stage rocket blasts off from Russia and enters space. From there, it rains ballistic nuclear missiles on unsuspecting Floridians.
Welcome to the morbid fantasy of Vladimir Putin.
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