Legacy automakers GM and Ford have regained investor favor as EV demand cools, fundamentals strengthen, and Tesla’s momentum moderates amid valuation and affordability concerns.
With new-home buyers looking past building one from scratch, Lennar has seen sales decline and has tried to attract new customers through its sales incentives.
The Children’s Place was once the go-to place for parents to shop for their kids, but it has lost its old charm, though a regrowth strategy is now in the works.
Lululemon joined peers Nike and Puma to bring a change at the helm, a move intended to drive growth amid challenging U.S. sales and a lack of proper innovation that have weighed on revenue and profits.
Even though shoppers have remained resilient and visited Costco’s stores to buy everything from household products to discretionary items, its private brand, Kirkland Signature, seems to be pulling customers.
Amid inflation, job losses, and tariff-linked price hikes, consumers turned to discount chains — and Dollar General and Dollar Tree made smart tweaks to capture the increased traffic.
Victoria’s Secret was once the go-to place for women and is now trying to revive its lost glory under a new CEO, who is ensuring her experience at the likes of Gap and American Eagle benefits the company.
Right now, Trump's tariffs are prompting Coca-Cola to rethink its costs and strategize as it continues its move toward a more sustainable packaging strategy.
The year did not pan out as expected, as the Trump Administration's tariffs introduced more uncertainty and chaos, with companies and consumers scrambling alike to navigate the storm.
The U.S. stock market has been on an impressive run, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), S&P 500 (SPX), and Nasdaq Composite (IXIC) all demonstrating robust performance. A wave of optimism, fueled by a confluence of positive economic indicators and strong corporate earnings, has propelled these benchmark
