Douglas A. McIntyre - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
Lastest Stories by Douglas A. McIntyre
Gap is another iconic retailer brand in deep trouble, set to fire more people as its fortunes spiral downward.
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A recent analysis reveals that global military spending topped $2.2 trillion last year.
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Bob Iger, the returned chief executive, is supposed to be Disney’s savior. Are layoffs his only option?
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Fast-food restaurant franchise company Subway is for sale. Can the owners get $10 billion for the company?
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If the auto industry's future is electric vehicles, Tesla still owns it.
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BuzzFeed could try to sell more stock to raise cash, but the stock could drop to half of where it trades today.
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After over a year of struggle to stay in business, Bed Bath & Beyond has filed for bankruptcy. No one will save it by buying its assets. Its inventory will be liquidated, which means that soon,...
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Grocery stores have been part of the American business landscape for decades. They mostly replaced the practice of individuals buying food directly from farmers. Their convenience was substantial and...
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Netflix, battered last year by a slowdown in its business, briefly had two CEOs. One was founder Reed Hastings. The other was his hand-picked partner Ted Sarandos. Hastings has stepped down recently....
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There are about 91,000 hotels in the U.S. It has been one of the most profitable parts of the travel industry for most of the last several decades. The COVID-19 pandemic nearly destroyed it. Travel...
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The March consumer price index figures could be signaling that the rapid rise in inflation, which has injured the economy for months and caused the Federal Reserve to rapidly raise rates, may be...
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It was a scene no car company wants to witness: its flagship EV engulfed by fire on the news.
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IBM has become a second-tier tech company, and its latest earnings show why.
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Failed electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian has found its stock hit again.
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Bed Bath & Beyond is about to end up on the junk heap of retailers that were once highly successful but could not keep up the momentum.
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