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fromFast Company
1 week ago

This week in business: Markets stumble, gold glitters, and burgers get cheaper

From corner offices to checkout lines, businesses are scrambling as shaky markets test prices, patience, and loyalty. Tech is still the flashpoint- AI is fueling record demand while doubling as cover for layoffs and financial gymnastics. IPOs are slowly coming back, but only for companies that can prove they've got the growth to back it up. Meanwhile, D.C. drama over tariffs and the Fed is shaking currencies, commodities, and investor confidence.
Business
US politics
fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks ago

$25 for that? Consumers are going elsewhere for lunch.

Fast-casual chains are losing customers as 'slop bowl' offerings fail to deliver perceived value and experience, while diners seek more satisfying, affordable alternatives.
fromTelecompetitor
2 months ago

Fiber Concerns Lead to T-Mobile Downgrade by KeyBanc

KeyBanc Capital Markets downgraded T-Mobile from sector weight to underweight, citing concerns about the carrier being 'fiber deficient in a converged/bundled world.' Their analysis indicated issues with T-Mobile’s fiber infrastructure and consumer value following recent pricing changes, raising concerns of customer churn. The downgrade was influenced by expectations that T-Mobile would benefit less than peers from potential tax changes due to the OBBB (Optimized Broadband Buildout Benefits). This change comes on the heels of T-Mobile’s launch of its Fiber Home Internet service, promising a five-year price guarantee.
E-Commerce
Video games
fromGameSpot
3 months ago

Borderlands 4 Boss Says He Didn't Mean To "Trigger" People With Comments On The Price

Gearbox Software's Randy Pitchford emphasizes the importance of fair pricing for Borderlands 4, amid discussions about potential price increases.
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