Douglas A. McIntyre - Editor-In-Chief and CEO for 24/7 Wall St.
Lastest Stories by Douglas A. McIntyre
Ford could take a hit from a UAW strike at a critical facility that would affect production of the F-150, a key driver of the automaker's global profits.
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Amazon is boosting its starting pay and offering workers new benefits, including a free membership to Amazon Prime.
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The new Starbucks CEO will spend the next 100 days at its stores, where he will discover that in many locations the employees play loud music.
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A recent analysis reveals that Apple is the highest-rated computer brand. Its score improved from the prior study and topped rivals HP and Microsoft.
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Starbucks locations that do not open on time reveal a deep problem with the company. Poor service leads to unhappy customers.
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Apple launching the iPhone 16 without an upcoming software upgrade may have been a mistake. It may have killed a share price rally.
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Lucid has been a penny stock for almost two years, and one that has underperformed the broader market in that time.
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Nvidia stock increased 12% last week, adding $400 billion to the company's market cap. Are the shares priced too high?
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Apple stock moved little after the launch of the iPhone 16. Will release of the AI-powered iOS 18 make a difference?
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24/7 Wall St. Insights Home Depot Inc. (NYSE HD) was fined for overcharging customers in Los Angeles County. The national press picked up the story, which means the company’s reputation was...
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24/7 Wall St. Insights Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) CEO Jim Farley says he sees the Chinese car industry as an “existential” threat to the company he leads. Also: Dividend legends to hold forever. In...
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The Chinese consumer economy is in trouble, which could mean headwinds for Walmart.
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The McDonald’s $5 meal was supposed to bring back the “value-minded” customer. Has it worked?
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Boeing shares have sold off because of a new worker strike. Investors have to decide if they think the worst is behind the aerospace giant now.
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Jim Cramer blamed Disney's CEO for taking a group of valuable entertainment assets and hurting them with mismanagement.
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