Douglas A. McIntyre - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
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A strike is coming. The two sides are too far apart to agree on a new contract.
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A recent analysis reveals which U.S. cities have the cheapest used cars.
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If sales of the new iPhone are slow, Apple may make up the revenue shortfall with higher prices.
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Ford was supposed to be able to build 600,000 EVs this year. What happened?
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It appears less likely that Ford will face a catastrophic strike by the United Auto Workers (UAW) union. Its rivals General Motors and Stellantis may also avoid severe financial damage. The UAW...
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Walmart is the second-largest e-commerce retailer in America, but investors do not think it will ever catch Amazon.
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Tesla's market cap could surge if its new product is successful.
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Ford’s future, which was bright recently, and particularly promising as it moved to the EV sector, could be damaged for months.
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The CDC reports there are over 2 million car accidents per year in the US. Some are fender benders. In others, the vehicles are totaled. The IIHS-HLDI looks at losses by model and model class,...
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What used to be called shoplifting is now known as “shrinking.” That is because shoplifting implies that a single individual takes merchandise from a story. The term “shrink” includes acts by...
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Starbucks started with one store. Today, it has nearly 38,000. Based on its expansion rate, that should reach 40,000 within a year or two. Starbucks may be the most famous fast food chain in the...
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The housing market has been on a roller coaster that began two decades ago. The Great Recession and the financial crisis that spawned it knocked home prices down; in some cases, the drop was 50%. By...
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A recent analysis reveals that Disney+ is among the most canceled streaming services.
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Oil and gasoline prices are both on the rise.
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A recent analysis reveals which vehicles in America are least likely to be be stolen.
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