Nike investors finally have an answer from CEO Elliott Hill about how long its turnaround plan will take, boosting confidence that upside is ahead.
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Here’s how the luxury real estate market is splitting up
Here’s how the luxury real estate market is splitting up
Continue readingHemi V-8 engines and mechanical bull rides: Inside Stellantis’ plan to revive its Ram Trucks brand after yearslong sales declines
Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis’ turnaround plan for Stellantis’ truck brand includes the return of Hemi V-8 engines, mechanical bulls and many other untraditional plans.
Continue readingThe $5 million Trump Card faces legal challenges, limited market
President Donald Trump is offering a $5 million path to citizenship for the wealthy with his Trump Card.
Continue readingNike will report earnings after the bell. Here’s what Wall Street expects
Nike said its fiscal fourth quarter will see the worst of its turnaround efforts but investors are wondering if sales and profits still have more […]
Continue readingFamily offices double down on private credit and infrastructure during private equity slump, survey finds
Investment firms of the ultra-rich are changing their portfolios for greater liquidity and less risk.
Continue readingRFK Jr.’s CDC vaccine panel backs Merck RSV shot for infants
The votes in favor of Merck’s shot are a sigh of relief after Kennedy gutted the panel and tapped replacements, some of whom are well-known […]
Continue readingPixar’s ‘Elio’ is emblematic of a bigger headwind for Hollywood
Disney and Pixar’s “Elio” had a record low opening for the studio, but its performance is emblematic of a much wider trend in Hollywood: a […]
Continue readingPayPal teams up with the Big Ten and Big 12 to enable payments to student-athletes
A new partnership between the Big Ten and Big 12 conferences and PayPal will allow student-athletes to receive their compensation via the fintech company.
Continue readingMcDonald’s and Krispy Kreme will end doughnut partnership next month
Krispy Kreme and McDonald’s are ending their collaboration for good, saying the deal was not profitable for the doughnut chain.
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