52-year-old quit his job, bought a failing snack company for $250,000—he just sold it for $750 million
In 2011, a burnt-out Charles Coristine left his Wall Street job and bought a “flatlining” snack company. Here’s how he turned LesserEvil around.
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Gen Z workers increasingly opt out of college and into the trades: ‘There are about 2 million fewer students,’ says expert
Many young people choose skilled trades like construction or plumbing. “I’m not going to go stop my business and pay for college,” says Chase Gallagher, age 24.
Americans are more worried about running out of money in retirement than dying. Experts offer ways to reduce that risk
When it comes to retirement, Americans are on mostly on their own to manage their savings and spending. Many fear they will run out of money before they die.
How TikTok’s rise sparked a short-form video race
TikTok’s dominance in short-form video has reshaped social media. Rivals like Meta, YouTube and LinkedIn are investing to compete for users and ad dollars.
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Rubio says the coming week is ‘very critical’ in Russia-Ukraine war negotiations
The Secretary of State’s comments came after President Donald Trump questioned whether Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to “stop the war” against Ukraine.
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We’re putting a big weekly winner in the Bullpen but see more room for the stock to run
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
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Don’t try to be the best performer in your workplace, AT&T exec says—here’s why
Robert Walters, a senior vice president at AT&T, says focusing on being among the top performers can create better ongoing benchmarks and reduce competition.
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Americans are getting flashbacks to 2008 as tariffs stoke recession fears
‘It’s the old poors teaching the new poors,’ said one content creator.
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35-year-old left the U.S. for India 13 years ago to open a Southern California-style burrito restaurant: ‘I never felt like quitting’
“I wanted to go somewhere that was radically different than the U.S.,” says Bert Muller. Today, his restaurant chain has 103 locations across India.
Unrealistic to shift all U.S. iPhone assembly to India, Apple bear Craig Moffett writes to clients
Craig Moffett of MoffettNathanson reacts to the report Apple was aiming to shift production toward India.