With Easter around the corner, we might be late for a new Peeps flavor, but this time they have partnered with Pepsi to make a splash in soda form. Peeps’ return from a long hiatus included new products such as cereal and makeup, but the candy brand is launching a soda form for this Easter.
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Bitcoin growing popularity and use shows no signs of slowing down. If there was any doubt that the flagship cryptocurrency will ever find its way into the mainstream sector, then Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) might as well have cast them out. A confirmation that the EV giant will start accepting Bitcoin payments for its cars affirms
Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB) is expected to launch its augmented reality (AR) glasses this year and it has announced that it is working on a wristband to control them. The company announced that individuals wearing the wristband can interact with the virtual sphere by just moving their fingers. Facebook launches wristband supporting AR glasses This new
Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) has paid $8.2 billion to the US Treasury, and it plans to go to the debt market to get the remaining $36 billion finances due this month for 5G airwaves that the company needs to expedite growth. Verizon looking for finances to expedite 5G deployment Math Ellis, the company’s CFO, said
GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) stock imploded at the start of the week after shaking Wall Street, the past week, at the back of a 300 % plus rally. The stock fell by as much as 30% amid reports that nearly half of short positions on the stock had been eliminated. The implosion came amid a high
The craze on Reddit is only continuing and there’s no telling when it might end. In fact, Reddit users are buying up stock in previously forgotten stock and driving prices sky high, causing a boon for some, but potentially huge losses for others. And perhaps that’s the entire point. Some believe that the idea behind
The stock market saw a steep drop today, with all three major New York markets seeing a decline. The Dow Jones fell 2.05% to close at 30,303.17. The NASDAQ fell 2.61% to close at 13,270.60 and the S&P 500 fell 2.57% to close at 3,750.77. This as the Dow Jones saw it’s largest loss since
The stock market fell today, across the board in New York with the Dow, NASDAQ and S&P 500 all coming in with lower numbers as we head into the middle of the week. The Dow Jones fell 0.07% to close at 30,937.04. The NASDAQ fell 0.07% to close at 13,626.06 and the S&P 500 fell
Anheuser-Busch is the latest high profile brand to deal this year’s Super Bowl a big blow. For the first time in more than 25 years, the beverage giant will not air any ads as has always been the norm during the major sporting event. Instead, the company says it will donate all the money to
Intel and Qualcomm are the biggest beneficiaries as woes continue to boggle embattled Chinese hardware giant Huawei. The two chip giants have inked strategic partnerships to become major chip suppliers to Chinese budget phone maker Honor. Qualcomm- Intel Chip Supply deals The supply deal comes at a time when Honor is increasingly trying to reduce
Inauguration day seems to have went quite well for the stock market in New York with all three major exchanges reporting improvements. The Dow Jones rose 0.83% to close at 31,188.38. The NASDAQ rose 1.97% to close at 13,457.25 and the S&P 500 rose 1.39% to close at 3,851.85. Stocks rose to record highs with
Burberry was not expecting to have a great year with the pandemic doing damage to the entire industry of high end clothing. BUt they did not expect to see same store sales drop by 9% in the third quarter even with lockdowns caused stores to close all over the world, but it did warn that
The Dow saw huge improvements in stocks over the course of the day, climbing over 100 points by close. This after a not so good week last week, leading into the holiday weekend. But it seems that some of the news out of Washington is starting to pick things up for the market. Vaccine news
The release of President-Elect Joe Biden’s aid plan seems to have tempered some of the plans of the stock market, with numbers coming in slightly lower going in. The aid plan is expected to cost roughly $1.9 trillion and has already been touted as only the first step. It looks like some are a little
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U.S real estate has been a mix of fortune in recent months. While some markets have experienced a spike in home prices amid a spike in demand, some have seen a significant decline in deal activities. The outlook of the overall the market is dependent on how the U.S economy bounces off the COVID-19 pandemic.
Johnson & Johnson just might be adding their hat into the ring this year as yet another COVID vaccine provider. The company is expected to roll out their own vaccine in March, with effectiveness rates expected later this month or in the beginning of February. In fact, this is the first vaccine to be a
Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) means business in pursuit of growth opportunities in the vast Chinese electric car market. The electric vehicle giant is expanding its Gigafactory in the city of Shanghai with the construction of new buildings. The tech giant also plans to appoint a new design director, tasked with leading the Chinese arm of the
The stock market saw a rough day to close out the start of a new week. In fact, all three major New York exchanges saw drops today. The Dow Jones closed down 0.29% at 31,008.69. The NASDAQ closed down 1.25% at 13,036.43 and the S&P 500 closed down 0.66% at 3,799.61. STOXX Europe also fell
When 2020 started a milestone was hit in job demographics, as women held more jobs than men in the United States, something that only happened one other time at the end of 2009 and into 2010. There were still discrepancies, as women are more likely to work part-time because of expectations as caregivers and full
Following yesterday’s chaos at the Capital, it seems the stock market is coming back up as we head into the weekend. The Dow Jones finished up 0.18% to close at 31,097.97. The NASDAQ closed up 1.03% to finish at 13,201.98 and the S&P 500 closed up 0.55% to finish at 3,824.68. STOXX Europe also saw
In a mixed week for job results the number of Americans who applied for jobless claims for the first time fell slightly to start 2021, but unemployment is still very high and not very likely to fall until after the coronavirus pandemic goes away or at least is under control. Initial jobless claims traditionally filed
The first major business transaction of 2021 was set in motion on Wednesday morning as Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc., the company that owns Walgreens pharmacies, announced that it has decided to sell a majority of its Alliance Healthcare business to the pharmaceutical product and services provider AmerisourceBergen Corp. in a $6.5 billion deal. The transaction
Tensions between the U.S and China remain at elevated levels. Beijing is the latest to take a swipe at Washington over an impending move to delist three Chinese Telcos from the New York Stock Exchange. China has already called out the action, insisting it amounts to a breach of the market rules and is only
With four million Americans now vaccinated against the coronavirus there are some signs that a permanent recovery is on its way, but what that recovery is going to be has the early signs of one that is still void of many jobs. When the economic crunch hit hard in March over 30 million Americans were
Billed as one of the most bizarre years, one thing stood out in 2020: Special Purpose Acquisition Companies SPACs. Better known as shell companies, SPACs took the market by storm as the need to raise capital inched a notch higher among private companies. While private companies have always had ample access to capital from venture
Ticketmaster has agreed to a fine in order to stop prosecution for alleged hacking that occurred from the company into one of their competitors computers. According to Ticketmaster, the incident was isolated, with two of their employees acting on their own volition to execute the hack. They state that the two have since been terminated.
AstraZeneca plc. (NASDAQ: AZN) has quashed concerns about the efficacy of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine. In recent weeks, there have been growing concerns about the vaccine’s ability to combat the deadly virus, especially the new strain causing havoc in Europe. The AstraZeneca vaccine had initially shown an average of 70% effectiveness, but that level is
The head of equity strategy at Wells Fargo Securities, Chris Harvey went on an interview on CNBC to discuss some of the storylines for 2021. The one that caught everyone’s eye was when he was talking about Tesla and compared it to AOL in 1998 by saying “It reminded us so much about 1998 —
The Securities and Exchange Commission suing Ripple Labs and the token asset XRP poses a significant risk to the broader cryptocurrency sector. At stake is the classification of digital assets, which have been on a roll in recent years amid widespread adoption. Ripple Delisting The Ripple standoff emanates from the SEC reiterating that Ripple Labs
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