Krispy Kreme is offering a special Leap Day deal where customers can get a dozen original donuts for $2.29, with the purchase of any regularly priced dozen, and those with a birthday on February 29 can receive a free dozen with no purchase necessary.
Wendy's plans to experiment with surge pricing by implementing dynamic prices for menu items during peak demand times, similar to Uber and Lyft, as the company introduces digital menus to all its U.S. restaurants by 2025.
Reddit is offering shares in its IPO to 75,000 dedicated community members based on their amount of karma, with some users considering the potential returns and the chance of Reddit becoming the next meme stock.
Zoom Video Communications reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the January quarter, leading to a surge in its stock prices, as well as announced a $1.5 billion buyback of its own shares and provided optimistic earnings guidance for fiscal 2025.
There is a "disconnect" between senior management and workers at Boeing regarding safety culture, with employees questioning whether they can raise issues without fear of retaliation, according to a panel of outside experts.
Bloomin' Brands has closed 41 underperforming locations, including Outback Steakhouse restaurants, due to factors such as sales decline and costly investments, but plans to open 18 new restaurants in the US this year.
Workday reported Q4 earnings that exceeded expectations, with a 58% rise in adjusted earnings per share, but missed revenue targets, leading to a more than 7% drop in stock price after hours; the company reiterated its 2025 subscription revenue guidance.
Unity Software reported a 35% increase in Q4 revenue to $609 million, with a notable contribution from a one-time transaction, and expects future revenue growth acceleration in H2 2024 and Adjusted EBITDA margins over 25% by year-end.
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Shares of Unity Software Inc. tumbled in late trading after the company missed its latest results and forecasts, with revenue projections falling short of expectations.
US stocks took a breather on Monday as investors prepare for upcoming inflation data, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite closed slightly lower.
Palo Alto Networks' recent earnings results led to a decrease in its stock price, prompting investors to consider whether they should buy the dip in the company's stock.
Zoom Video Communications (ZM) reported Q4 earnings that exceeded expectations, with adjusted earnings per share of $1.42 and revenue of $1.15 billion, and also announced a plan to repurchase up to $1.5 billion worth of shares.
Rivian Automotive was not identified as one of the 10 best stocks recommended by The Motley Fool Stock Advisor, but investors can still consider their guidance and stock picks for potential success.
Kellogg's CEO Gary Pilnick suggests that cash-strapped shoppers should start eating cereal for dinner as a more affordable option during times of financial pressure.
Despite only building one small Hyperloop tunnel in Las Vegas, the Boring Company has faced criticism as workers claim the tunnel is filled with dangerous chemical sludge that can burn the skin, leading to safety concerns and a series of workplace violations.
A report commissioned by the FAA has identified numerous safety issues with Boeing, including a disconnect between senior management and safety culture, as well as opportunities for retaliation against employees who report issues.
Ryanair warns that it may have to raise flight prices and cut routes due to delays in Boeing 737 Max production, which will result in fewer aircraft than expected during the summer months.
Kellogg's CEO faces backlash after suggesting that cash-strapped consumers try eating cereal for dinner amid rising food prices.
Tech journalist Kara Swisher warns of the ongoing collapse of digital media due to economic systems not in line with costs, the reliance on digital advertising and social media for revenue, and the rise of artificial general intelligence (AGI) bots that flood the internet with inaccurate news.
Multiple brands of lubricant eye ointments are being recalled due to unsterile conditions at an Indian plant, posing a risk of infection.
AT&T offers a $5 credit as compensation for a recent network outage, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among customers.
Wendy's CEO plans to invest in digital menu boards that can dynamically adjust prices throughout the day by 2025, offering customers variable pricing based on demand.
Reddit plans to offer certain users the opportunity to become shareholders in its upcoming initial public offering, allowing them to participate in the IPO through a "direct share program."
A new report raises concerns about Boeing's safety management systems, citing a disconnect between senior management and staff and indicating that safety messages were not effectively implemented across the company.
Living with parents to save on rent may seem like a good idea for Gen Z, but it comes with hidden costs, including negative effects on mental well-being and limited financial opportunities like homeownership.
Walmart executed a 3-for-1 stock split, increasing the number of shares for investors and creating excitement in the market without adding any substantial value.
A Norwegian Cruise Line ship has been granted permission to dock in Mauritius after concerns of a cholera outbreak onboard were found to be unfounded.
Outback Steakhouse's North Hills location in McCandless, PA, closed after nearly three decades, as part of the closure of 41 underperforming Outback restaurants nationwide.
Hedge funds are selling off tech stocks and moving their focus to other sectors after Nvidia's blockbuster earnings report, causing the tech sector to experience big outflows and triggering concerns about the sustainability of momentum in the market.
Wall Street started the week with little change as investors await critical economic data, while small-cap stocks stood out and Tesla surged amid an EV rally.
Boeing's safety culture remains flawed, according to a report by the Federal Aviation Administration, highlighting a "disconnect" between senior management and other employees and citing inadequate and confusing administration of safety practices.
Technology stocks are showing signs of losing momentum, with unprofitable companies struggling and valuations reaching peak levels, prompting some investors to consider buying downside protection for their portfolios.
Palo Alto Networks' stock is surging after positive analyst notes downplayed recent concerns over the company's outlook, with some analysts believing that the sell-offs have been overly pessimistic.
A new TikTok trend has emerged where airplane passengers wrap the seat belt around their shins and ankles to keep their feet from sliding down, but travel experts warn that it is dangerous and could put passengers at risk in the event of turbulence.
Chinese EV giant BYD has unveiled a new electric supercar, the U9, in an effort to establish itself as a premium brand before entering the US market.
Wendy's is offering customers a free Cinnabon Pull-Apart during breakfast hours in celebration of their four-year breakfast anniversary.
Outback Steakhouse on McKnight Road in McCandless, PA has permanently closed due to underperformance along with other locations owned by Bloomin' Brands, which cited factors such as low sales and expensive lease improvements as reasons for the closures.
Delta is adding a second flight on April 8 for passengers to view the solar eclipse, using a larger plane to maximize their time within the path of totality.
Shares of Super Micro Computer (SMCI) have gained 764% over the past year, surpassing Nvidia's performance, and its collaboration with Nvidia in the server space is expected to continue driving its growth, particularly in the AI sector, according to Barclays analyst George Wang.
Mauritius blocked a Norwegian Cruise Line ship from docking after more than a dozen passengers were afflicted with a stomach illness, leading to the ship's quarantine and delay in disembarkation and embarkation.
Ford has temporarily halted shipments of the 2024 F-150 Lightning due to an undisclosed quality issue, causing a significant backlog of trucks in holding lots around Detroit.
Elon Musk's Boring Company tunnels in Las Vegas face safety violations, slow progress, and poor working conditions, causing concerns about the project's completion and questioning the company's claims of safer and faster tunneling processes.
Members of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance issued a warning that APT29 Russian hackers are shifting their focus to targeting victims' cloud services, using various tactics such as compromising access service account credentials and dormant accounts, hijacking accounts without credentials, and bypassing multi-factor authentication. Organizations are advised to implement strong passwords, enable multi-factor authentication, use the principle of least privilege, monitor for indicators of compromise, and follow the provided mitigations to defend against this threat.
The US Navy's next supercarrier, the USS John F. Kennedy, undergoes catapult testing to evaluate the onboard catapults for launching fixed-wing aircraft, marking a significant step in its progress as the second Ford-class supercarrier.
Berkshire Hathaway nears a $1 trillion market valuation, but CEO Warren Buffett warns that skyrocketing performances are likely a thing of the past.
The price of Bitcoin surged above $53,000 for the first time since late 2021, driven by increased demand from the launch of Bitcoin ETFs and anticipation of the upcoming halving, with analysts predicting a significant impact on Bitcoin's price in the second half of 2024.
An asthma drug called omalizumab has shown promising results in protecting people with food allergies from severe reactions when ingesting small amounts of allergenic foods, raising their tolerance levels and reducing the risk of catastrophic reactions.
Letitia Bishop, who was charged $1,021.50 on her debit card at a Subway store, had to endure financial difficulties and struggled to resolve the issue until media coverage and a complaint to the Better Business Bureau led to a refund, although she faced further challenges when depositing the cash.
Passengers have been sharing a viral TikTok video suggesting that wearing a seat belt around their ankles while flying is a comfortable way to sleep, sparking debate on social media about the safety and comfort of this unconventional travel hack.