Verizon Surges 6.6% on Blockbuster Q4 as New CEO's Turnaround Delivers Record Wireless Growth
Verizon shares jump after reporting 616,000 new postpaid phone subscribers and raising 2026 guidance under new CEO Dan Schulman's leadership.
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LyondellBasell Navigates Chemical Industry Storm With $800 Million Cash Improvement
LyondellBasell reports Q4 amid industry margins 45% below historical averages, achieving $800M in cash improvements while preparing for continued volatility in 2026.
Private Credit Crosses $2 Trillion Milestone as Institutional Money Floods Alternative Lending
Private credit assets under management surge past $2 trillion in 2026, with Moody's projecting $4 trillion by 2030 as pension funds and insurers embrace the alternative lending boom.
Middle-Income Americans 'Settling Into a New Reality' as 68% Say Income Can't Keep Pace With Costs
New survey finds middle-income families have stopped waiting for economic relief. Half say their main 2026 goal is simply keeping up with rising costs.
The Silver Tsunami Hits: 6 Million Worker Shortfall Looms as Skilled Trades Face Retirement Exodus
America faces a 6 million worker deficit by 2032 as Baby Boomers retire. With 400,000 welder and 82,000 truck driver shortages, skilled trades offer lucrative opportunities.
Walmart Promotes 3,000 Pharmacy Workers With Raises Up to 86%—No College Degree Required
Walmart is elevating 3,000 pharmacy technicians to team lead positions paying up to $42/hour, creating a new path to $87,000+ earnings without a college degree.
AT&T Unveils $10 Billion Buyback as Fiber Expansion Targets 40 Million Homes by Year-End
AT&T reports strong Q4 2025 earnings, announces a new $10 billion share repurchase program, and accelerates fiber buildout to reach 40 million locations by 2026.
Gen Z Rewrites the Retirement Playbook: Young Americans Start Saving a Decade Earlier Than Parents
New research reveals Gen Z begins saving for retirement at age 19—a full decade earlier than Baby Boomers. Here's what it means for the future of retirement.
Verizon Closes $20 Billion Frontier Deal, Creating 30-Million Home Fiber Network
Verizon completes its acquisition of Frontier Communications, creating America's largest fiber optic network reaching nearly 30 million homes across 31 states.
Gold Posts Best January Since 1980 as Safe-Haven Rally Propels Metal 20% Higher
Gold is on track for its strongest January in 45 years, surging past $5,500 an ounce as geopolitical tensions, dollar weakness, and economic uncertainty drive record demand.
Dollar Crashes to Four-Year Low as Trump Signals Tolerance for Weaker Currency
The U.S. dollar plunged to its lowest level since 2022 after President Trump dismissed concerns about the currency's decline, reshaping global markets.
2025: The Year America Stopped Hiring—What the Weakest Job Growth Since 2009 Means for Workers
With just 584,000 jobs added in 2025—the weakest year since the global financial crisis—America's labor market has fundamentally changed. Here's what it means.