Anita Hamilton is an Assistant Managing Editor for Barron's, a leading financial publication. With a focus on various topics related to the economy, business, and personal finance, Anita provides insightful analysis and reporting on trends and developments that impact individuals and the broader financial landscape.
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By: Anita Hamilton
The toy humanoid robot may have to do while we wait a few more years for the life-size autonomous version to go on sale.
By: Anita Hamilton
Whether you’re off to see family or are simply enjoying a long weekend away, you can once again expect crowded airports and long lines at security checkpoints this Thanksgiving. The Transportation Security Administration is expecting the “busiest Thanksgiving travel period on record,” projecting 18.3 million people will pass through its airport checkpoints from the Tuesday before Thanksgiving to the Monday after the big day. “Passengers will be entitled to a refund if their flight is canceled or significantly changed, and they do not accept alternative transportation or travel credits offered,” according to the Transportation website.
The $40 Tesla Bot Action Figure, a 7-inch toy version of Tesla’s Optimus robot, was available for purchase again on the auto maker’s website on Thursday. Tesla plans to make its life-size, autonomous Optimus robot available to outside companies to buy in 2026, CEO Elon Musk said in a post on X in July. After the action figure version quickly sold out on the Tesla site last month, people were offering it for more than $1,000 on eBay As of Dec. 5, the prices ranged from between $100 and $250 there.
By: Anita Hamilton
Regulatory agencies collect huge sums of money, with much of it going back to the people and places harmed by violations. Here’s how that could change.
A single share of Tesla stock is still cheaper than the electric vehicle maker’s latest holiday offering—a 750-milliliter bottle of mezcal. Tesla stock has soared nearly 70% since the Nov. 5 election, to $422. Tesla Mezcal, which went back on sale today, costs $450.
By: Anita Hamilton
Nvidia has traded sideways for more than a month. Geopolitics, high expectations and rivals' advances help explain the move.
By: Anita Hamilton
In This Article MSFT GOOG AMZN Amazon's Jeff Bezos says he's optimistic about the incoming president.
By: Anita Hamilton
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos says he’s optimistic about the incoming president. Microsoft, Google, and others have a history of giving to past funds.
By: Anita Hamilton
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos says he’s optimistic about the incoming president. Microsoft, Google, and others have a history of giving to past funds.
If a new spending bill isn’t passed by both houses of Congress and signed by President Joe Biden by midnight tonight, the government will be in a shutdown. The White House press secretary told reporters Friday afternoon that the Office of Management and Budget had begun notifying federal employees of potential furloughs as of noon. A shutdown would mean that only essential services, such as law enforcement, air-traffic control, and power grid maintenance would continue.
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