What if every dollar in the U.S. was split equally among everyone, no billionaires, no poverty, just an even share? It may be the most ideal thing to happen. But we're talking about a country that is extremely wealthy and is home to some of the richest people and largest corporations in the world. Still, the majority of Americans do not see an equal portion of the pie. We'll look at the actual ...
Amazon Raises Prices 136% on 1,200 Items—‘Hold the Line’ Vow Quickly Broken
If you shop on Amazon, you might’ve already noticed prices creeping up on some everyday items. Items like canned soup, protein shakes, and deodorant bundles were all suddenly more expensive than they were just a week before. A Wall Street Journal analysis using Traject Data confirmed that Amazon raised prices by an average of 5.2% on around 1,200 essential goods since February. This happened even ...
Another Major Carmaker Reports $1.1 Billion Loss, Sparking New Fears Over U.S. Tariffs
An American car company just reported a staggering $1.1 billion loss, yes with a B, in a single quarter. That massive hit rattled Wall Street and sent shockwaves through the entire auto industry, all thanks to the new U.S. tariffs. Other car companies also warned that the new rules were starting to cause some serious problems for them, either by putting jobs at risk or making cars more ...
5 Big Retail Chains Quietly Shutting Stores Across the U.S.
Retail stores have been struggling for years. There are a variety of reasons why this is happening, including the rise in online shopping, customers choosing to purchase items secondhand, and rising rental prices in several states, which could make it difficult for stores to turn a profit. Companies also know that they don’t necessarily have to have brick-and-mortar stores to make money. ...
Yet Another Nationwide Leader in Trucking Business Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Just when the supply chain is going smoothly, an unexpected move made the freight world buzz: a well-known American trucking company filed for bankruptcy. This news shocked the entire shipping industry, solidifying the very real pressure businesses are facing just to improvise and adapt. It also sparked doubts on economic stability, job loss threats for a lot of truck drivers on the road, and ...
Urgent Recall Hits Popular Coffee Brand Over Ink Contamination Risk
Your morning coffee should feel like, you know, all shades of warmth and reliability. However, in recent times, something has been off and nagging at that routine. Folks are starting to speak up about a coffee brand we all believed in, but now for all the wrong reasons. Something that definitely doesn’t belong in our coffee has found its way in. What is it? How did it get in there? And maybe most ...
Empty Shelves, Closed Doors: The Impact of a Full Workforce Walkout on Shoppers
Imagine when, instead of a bustling store with full shelves, your go-to shop is just dead silence, with nothing on the aisles. This is the sad picture of “retail revolution”: a full force of workers walking out and leaving their jobs. This revolution slows down the supply chain and reduces the normal store operations. In the last two years, strikes like this were rampant, with over ...
Microsoft Issues Emergency Alert Over Major Server Attack
There’s a new threat in town, and Microsoft is ringing the alarm and shouting from the rooftops. It is serious enough to make Microsoft administrators stay late and work overtime to fix the issue. Nobody is quite sure how deep the break goes, only that SharePoint servers sitting in quiet racks everywhere just moved to the top of the worry list.Currently, Microsoft is combing through logs and ...
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