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As another example of how badly management runs the company, it seems as if Peloton cannot sell anything at full price.
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The weather has finally caught up with the US Postal Service. The agency prides itself on the fact that its offices are always open, and it delivers mail six days a week and delivers over 95% of the...
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Shoplifting has existed as long as there have been retail outlets. This activity ranges from people who steal one of two small items to organized criminals who steal hundreds of items at once. The...
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Netflix and Peloton have both had their share prices wrecked by traders this year. Netflix has not been able to add subscribers at the rapid pace that has characterized its business in the past....
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Problems with striking workers have been part of the history of companies with large labor forces which have limited bargaining power with their employers. Often these included tens of thousands of...
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Revlon is bankrupt, and people who were fools enough to buy its shares will walk away with nothing.
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TuSimple is falling apart and likely will be gone soon. The Wall Street Journal reports it is in such bad shape that it will cut half its workforce. It has reduced its efforts to test its first...
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The Post Office can’t stop losing money. In the most recent fiscal year, it lost $473 million, on $78.5 billion. It is yet another sign of how poorly the USPS is run and how little costs are...
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The Producer Price Index rose rose 7.4% year over year in November and was up .3% from October. The number was high and signaled that inflation was still firmly in place. As with every PPI report,...
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Peloton, one of the stock market darlings of the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, has fallen apart.
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Why the management change at collectibles maker Funko may not be the solution to its problems.
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In public corporations controlled by one family or person, poor decisions have no consequences and bad management is rewarded.
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After U.S. markets close on Thursday, these three companies are scheduled to report quarterly results.
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The demand for some generations of iPhones triggered lines with people who sat outside for days. Some used sleeping bags. The people at the end of these lines were often disappointed. All of the new...
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2022 may be the year of unionization at some of America’s largest companies. Some Amazon, Apple, and Starbucks workers have tried, and in some cases, had success unionizing stores. However, the...
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