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For Starbucks shares to rebound, the company must show that it has overcome at least one or two of its challenges.
Seafood restaurant chain Red Lobster will file for bankruptcy next and close 50 stores. According to media reports, the contents of those stores will be liquidated.
Where will the stock market end the year? In the same place it is right now, according to one expert. An equity market expert from Goldman Sachs commented to Bloomberg. David Kostin looked at the economy, earnings, and his forecast for gross domestic product. That GDP prediction was for only 3% growth this year. Other economists have been more optimistic because of a low jobless rate and robust company earnings.
Ford Motor Co. ( NYSE: F ) depends on sales of the bestselling F-Series pickups.
Shareholders will soon vote on Elon Musk’s compensation package.
Altria Group Inc. ( NYSE: MO ) has several reasons for its generous dividend.
There are always many rumors before Apple’s ( NASDAQ: AAPL ) major product releases. Next up is the new iPhone, which will probably hit the market in September. This year, among the most significant investor concerns, is that the iPhone’s features will not be a significant enough evolution from the iPhone 15, and sales will be slow. However, Apple may introduce a product that excites both consumers and investors. Rumor has it that it will offer a super-thin iPhone. Maybe Apple’s push into AI will help the stock.
Reddit’s stock surged over 10% on news that it has cut a deal with OpenAI. The details regarding how the arrangement would help Reddit’s revenue were thin, so the jump in shares that were already overvalued did not make sense. Reddit’s stock has gone through a series of wild swings.
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Amazon.com ( NASDAQ: AMZN ) was founded in 1994, and at the same time, Walmart ( NYSE: WMT ) was on its way to becoming the largest retailer in America. As the broadband era was ushered in during the early 2000s, the fear began to emerge that Amazon would trample every large retailer in America. Indeed, Sears and Walmart were severely damaged. So was KMart. So was JC Penney. Walmart was supposed to be next.
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