Anne and Brian Klumpp sold their Michigan home in 2019, opting for a life of remote work and travel from a 45-foot motorhome. Six years later, they share the financial realities, unexpected challenges, and the freedom of their unconventional American dream.
Faced with surging energy demands and local opposition, Elon Musk and other tech leaders are proposing a radical solution: building AI data centers in space. The recent merger of SpaceX and xAI marks a significant step in this cosmic ambition, as companies race to overcome earthly constraints.
New York State has enacted its largest-ever expansion of the Empire State Child Credit, removing income barriers and extending significant cash refunds to low and no-income families this tax season.
Penske Automotive Group (NYSE: PAG) is expanding its U.S. retail network through the acquisition of two high-volume Lexus dealerships in Florida, a move expected to add $450 million in annual revenue and reinforcing its position as a favored pick among institutional investors.
Facing a steep decline in sales and market value, used-car giant CarMax is implementing significant price adjustments, ramping up advertising, and cutting costs—including substantial layoffs—in a bid to regain its footing in a competitive market.
The online vehicle auction giant Copart has replaced its existing credit line with a new, larger $1.25 billion revolving facility, enhancing its financial flexibility as it reports steady quarterly growth in revenue and profit.
The haircare brand's falling return on capital employed signals potential challenges ahead, lagging far behind industry benchmarks and raising questions about its growth strategy.
A sharp sell-off last week wiped $164 million from Youdao's market value, with public companies holding a 57% stake facing the heaviest losses. The decline puts a spotlight on the Chinese edtech firm's ownership structure and its vulnerability to concentrated institutional moves.
In a recent cabinet meeting, former President Donald Trump outlined a housing policy focused on maintaining high home values for existing owners, while suggesting lower borrowing costs as the primary path to affordability. His comments have ignited debate about who benefits in a market where first-time buyers face record hurdles.
Amid a patchy economic recovery, savvy investors are scouring European markets for hidden gems. We spotlight three companies trading significantly below their estimated intrinsic value, analyzing the risks and potential rewards.
Wall Street analysts have sharply downgraded their revenue outlook for The Bancorp (NASDAQ: TBBK), now forecasting a significant sales decline as the company appears set to underperform its industry peers.
With days still to go before kickoff, a parallel competition for attention is already in full swing as marketers unveil star-studded teasers for their multi-million-dollar Super Bowl commercials, while prediction markets take bets on the ad lineup.
Roundhill Investments has filed for a novel breed of ETFs that would pay out only if major market indexes hit ambitious price targets by 2030, packaging a binary betting concept into a regulated fund wrapper and drawing scrutiny from regulators.
As the Super Bowl approaches, a new wave of exchange-traded funds offers investors a stake in the sprawling sports industry—from teams and venues to media and technology—rather than just a bet on the score.
Eli Lilly's surging sales of its GLP-1 drugs contrast with Novo Nordisk's profit warning, signaling a potential shift in the competitive landscape for obesity treatments, while increased competition and generic drugs begin to pressure prices.
The launch of Anthropic's specialized legal plugin for Claude has sent shockwaves through the legal tech and services sector, triggering significant stock declines for established players and reigniting debates about the future of legal work and traditional law firm economics.
As millions tune in for the big game, advertisers are betting millions more on a mix of cutting-edge tech, health trends, and celebrity power to capture viewer attention, making this year's commercial lineup a cultural barometer of its own.
Spain has unveiled a plan to ban social media access for children under 16, part of a coordinated European push to regulate online platforms and protect minors from digital harms, as similar restrictions gain momentum worldwide.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed 17 people and wounded dozens, according to local rescue services, after the military said gunfire wounded an officer. The violence underscores the fragility of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire as limited humanitarian crossings resume.
A U.S.-backed plan to rebuild Gaza faces a critical funding shortfall, with potential donors withholding commitments over concerns that stalled talks on Hamas disarmament could reignite conflict, Reuters has learned.
