Rising prices and weight-loss drugs are changing the way we eat — and food companies are racing to keep up
A shaky economy, wider adoption of weight-loss drugs, and changing tastes seem to conspire against some food makers.
EV realism is here. How automakers react in 2026 will be telling
Detroit automakers are refocusing on large gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs, and many have admitted that policies, not consumers, were driving the charge for EVs.
Quantum computing is the stock market’s next big tech play — and these stocks are still cheap
Quantum stocks are where AI was five years ago — and the science actually works.
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Why young crypto bros are also some of FanDuel’s and DraftKings’ best customers
Sports betting is fueling today’s gambling surge, and young men are the industry’s bullseye.
Southwest's profits are down 42% this year but it's the top U.S. airline stock
Southwest’s stock has gained nearly 24% so far this year, more than any other airline.
U.S. economy posted biggest growth spurt in two years, GDP shows. Don’t expect a repeat.
The U.S. grew at a snappy 4.3% annual pace in the third quarter — the biggest increase in two years — but the economy is unlikely to match that feat in the waning months of 2025 due partly to the long government shutdown.
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‘He never asks for anything’: I’m 61 with a $1.5 million 401(k). My girlfriend says I do too much for my son, 28. Is she right?
“I recently gave him $20,000 for a newer car and had him finance the rest.”
