As Meta grapples with waning engagement from younger demographics on Facebook, a counter-current thrives within its Marketplace platform. With only 32% of U.S. teens clicking through to the site in 2024—a staggering descent from 71% in 2014, according to a Pew Research study—the company finds somewhat of a lifeline in its resale segment. The experiences
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The movie industry has faced significant hurdles since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, pushing traditional cinema chains to reassess their approach to audience engagement. With social gatherings limited and mass entertainment options transitioning into the digital realm, theaters have had to innovate in unexpected ways. Rather than merely serving popcorn and projecting films, many
In a climate brimming with uncertainty, the Federal Reserve has taken a deliberate and cautious stance under the leadership of Chairman Jerome Powell. As President Donald Trump’s administration advocates for economic policies marked by aggressive tariffs and sweeping reforms across various sectors, the Fed’s restraint raises pertinent questions about the wisdom of such a wait-and-see
Last summer, the unveiling of Apple Intelligence promised to revolutionize how we interact with our devices. Apple showcased a demo of the Siri voice assistant that was designed to astound: a user, freshly arrived from a flight, effortlessly planning a lunch through a seamless integration of apps. This vision suggested a significant leap in artificial
Senator Richard Blumenthal’s recent challenge to Visa shines a light on the murky underpinnings of corporate relationships in an era dominated by celebrity entrepreneurs and tech moguls. By pressing Visa for comprehensive documentation about its forthcoming collaboration with Elon Musk’s X—formerly Twitter—Blumenthal has raised critical questions of ethical governance and accountability. This isn’t merely about
Documentaries often aim to educate, but few manage to transform audiences’ perspectives as profoundly as “Tune Out The Noise.” This groundbreaking film by Errol Morris incorporates insights from renowned economists such as Myron Scholes, Robert Merton, and Eugene Fama, intertwining their groundbreaking work with the narrative of passive investing. The compelling storytelling not only sheds
The recent announcement of Broadcom’s strong first-quarter earnings has offered a silver lining amidst a clouded economic landscape. The chip maker reported adjusted earnings of $1.60 per share on a staggering revenue of $14.92 billion, exceeding analysts’ expectations—a beacon of resilience in an industry riddled with instability. With revenues climbing 25% compared to a year
The return of Bridget Jones, brought to life magnificently by Renée Zellweger, in “Mad About the Boy” has not merely marked a sequel but an entire renaissance for a character that has been adored since the early 2000s. Now, with $101.3 million in global revenue, the film’s resounding success transcends traditional rom-com metrics. It serves
Costco Wholesale Corporation has always been a beacon of stability in the retail sector, but recent announcements have sent ripples of concern among investors and consumers alike. Despite strong revenue growth, the wholesale giant missed its earnings expectations for the second quarter, marking a key moment that reflects broader economic uncertainties. With a slew of
The recent nationwide outage of Oracle’s Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) system underscores critical vulnerabilities within our healthcare infrastructure, specifically as it relates to veterans’ care. Affecting numerous departments, including the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense, this disruption saw users across six VA medical centers and a multitude of clinics