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America Keeps Adding EV Chargers. Will There Be More Drivers to Use Them?
The landscape for electric vehicles in the U.S. is currently a fascinating study in contrasts. On one hand, we've witnessed an unprecedented two-year construction spree that has dramatically expanded ...
Hell Hath No Fury Like a Coffee Drinker in 2025
It’s 7:30 AM on a Tuesday, and for millions of Americans, the first significant decision of the day revolves around coffee. Not if to have it, but how much it’s going to cost them. In 2025, the daily ...
Inside Pfizer’s Drug-Pricing Deal With the Trump Administration
The air in Washington, D.C., often thick with political posturing, sometimes parts to reveal the raw mechanics of high-stakes corporate negotiation. Such was the case with Pfizer, one of the world's p...
L.A.’s Entertainment Economy Is Looking Like a Disaster Movie
The script unfolding across Los Angeles isn't for the big screen; it's a stark reality playing out in deserted sound stages, shuttered businesses, and the quiet anxieties of a city built on dreams. Wh...
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Comes to the Aid of Occidental Petroleum—Again
It seems when Occidental Petroleum (Oxy) needs a lifeline, it knows just who to call: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway. In what’s becoming a familiar pattern, Berkshire has once again stepped in, a...
Cracker Barrel Drops Firm Behind Ill-Fated Logo Change
It seems Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. is making some decisive moves to course-correct its brand strategy. The iconic American chain has reportedly severed ties with marketing firm Prophet, t...
Ice-Cream Giant Froneri Scoops Up $17.6 Billion Valuation in Major Funding Deal
In a testament to the enduring appeal of premium frozen treats, Froneri, the global ice-cream powerhouse behind the U.S. operations of Haagen-Dazs, has secured a massive €1.4 billion investment, catap...
Autonomous Truck Startup Kodiak Set to Go Public After $2.5 Billion Deal
It's clear the race to automate long-haul logistics is heating up, and a significant new player is about to put itself squarely in the public eye. Kodiak Robotics, a company specializing in the softwa...
Global Ports Leader Sees Trade Shifting, Not Slowing
In a global economy frequently characterized by headlines predicting slowdowns and retractions, a prominent voice from the heart of the logistics world is offering a refreshingly nuanced perspective. ...
Fans Flock Back to Jimmy Kimmel Live! as Disney Navigates Shifting Content Landscape
The familiar buzz of anticipation returned to the streets of Los Angeles this week as audiences were once again ushered into the theater for a live taping of Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Fans, many of whom had...
Opinion & Analysis
Ford's Bold Play: Lower Rates for Riskier F-150 Buyers Amid Affordability Crunch
It's the kind of move that raises eyebrows in the auto finance world: Ford is reportedly sweetening the deal on its iconic F-150 pickups, not just for its most creditworthy customers, but for those ty...
OpenAI Unveils Plans for Seemingly Limitless Expansion of Computing Power
It’s not every day a startup announces a strategic vision that casually tosses around a $1 trillion figure for infrastructure spending. But then again, OpenAI isn't just any startup, and the stakes in...
Why a Defense Startup Built a U.S. Supply Chain for Its 3-D Printer
You know, in today's venture capital landscape, a $290 million funding round that pushes a company to a $2.3 billion valuation is certainly eye-catching. But what’s perhaps even more compelling about ...
High Cost of H-1B Visas Changes Hiring Calculus at Startups
The whiteboard at InnovateCo Solutions used to be a canvas for ambitious growth, dotted with placeholders for specialized engineers and data scientists. Now, it’s a battleground of contingency plans, ...
A Charlie Kirk Poster Reignites Debate Over When Businesses Can Refuse Service
You know, it often begins with something seemingly innocuous. A young man walks into a Office Depot store, places an order for a print job, and expects routine service. But in today's highly charged e...
USDA's Abrupt Moves: Food Researchers on Leave Following Canceled Hunger Report
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has recently put a number of its food researchers on administrative leave, a move that's raising eyebrows across the agricultural and scientific communities. ...