Macy’s, a well-known department store operator, reported fiscal first-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street’s expectations, showing early signs of momentum in its turnaround strategy. Despite the positive performance in earnings, the company mentioned that customers are expected to remain discerning in their discretionary purchases. This indicates a complex challenge that Macy’s still faces in attracting
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In today’s real estate market, about one-third of available single-family homes are newly constructed, a significant increase from pre-pandemic levels. While the overall number of newly built homes per year remains steady, the shrinking inventory of existing homes has resulted in more buyers turning to new construction properties. Builders are now offering various incentives, such
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Red Lobster, the popular seafood chain, has recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in an effort to restructure its operations and find a buyer. The company is facing significant debt and long-term leases that have weighed it down, leading to the closure of 93 underperforming locations on May 13. With assets between $1 billion
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Low-cost carrier Ryanair recently announced its highest-ever annual profit, showcasing impressive growth in both passenger numbers and revenue. Despite a 34% increase in profit after tax to 1.92 billion euros and a 25% rise in revenue to 13.44 billion euros, the airline is facing challenges in the current quarter. Ryanair managed to attract 184 million
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Many Americans are under the misconception that Social Security benefits will disappear once the trust funds are depleted. However, according to Emerson Sprick of the Bipartisan Policy Center, even if the trust funds run out, the program will still have revenue from payroll taxes. Benefits may be reduced, but they will not completely disappear. Despite
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