Business
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‘Lab-grown’ chicken is now legal to sell in the U.S. What does it actually taste like?
Does chicken grown from cells actually taste like chicken? Americans will soon find out. This week, the U.S. greenlighted two brands to make cell-grown chicken for consumers. The two California-based companies, UPSIDE Foods and Eat Just, Inc., received grants of inspection from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, meaning the two brands finally achieved full approval…
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Pride Month: These are the 5 most LGBTQ-friendly states in the U.S. — and the least
A number of states are becoming less friendly toward LGBTQ+ people — and they’re putting themselves at economic risk as a result. That’s according to the annual LGBTQ+ Business Climate Index survey from Out Leadership, an organization that connects LGBTQ+ people and their allies with companies around the world. The survey tracks all 50 states…
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Why the ‘easy money’ has been made in the stock-market rally — and what comes next
A revitalized 2023 stock-market rally finally ran out of fizz last week. And it might take some time to get back on track in the face of a dip in market liquidity and signs that a surge of buying fueled by “fear of missing out” has largely run its course. “We don’t think the rally…
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The answer is in NYC ?
The Stock Surgeon Strikes Again! Jason Bond continues his surgical approach ?to growing a 2k trading balance. And right now… you can access BOTH journeys! Journey A -> 37 trades in… up $10,922 (+573%) (NEW) Journey B -> 5 trades in…up $2,406 (+120%) *trading is hard, results not typical, performance not guaranteed Check out…
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Struggling to buy a house in 2023? Try these tactics from 2021, real-estate agents say.
Home buyers have accepted the new normal of 7% mortgage rates, but now they’re feeling a sense of déjà vu as real estate is back to being a competitive sport in many parts of the U.S. At the beginning of this year, buyers were still holding on to hope that mortgage rates would go back…
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San Francisco landlords borrowed $9 billion from Wall Street. Now they want big tax relief from a struggling city.
San Francisco commercial property owners with almost $9 billion in outstanding loans from Wall Street are seeking tax relief from a city bracing for a budget shortfall that’s expected to eclipse $1.2 billion in five years, according to Barclays. The requests come from many owners of San Francisco’s best known office buildings, hotels and retail…
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Is ChatGPT the future of investment advice?
Artificial intelligence is all the rage these days. Some attorneys use it to write legal briefs to judges and computer nerds use it to write programming code. However, some experts have predicted it could lead to the end of civilization. So I wondered: Can AI replace an investment adviser? Lots of people ask me questions;…
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Q2 profits are set for their biggest drop since the pandemic, but then the worst may be over for the year
Wall Street is expecting a third straight quarter of falling profits and the worst decrease since the pandemic in 2020, when second quarter earnings are reported in July, but that may be the bottom for this year. Wall Street expects per-share profit for S&P 500 index companies to fall 6.5% for the second quarter, according…
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Baby Shark bath toys recalled after 12 kids cut or impaled by hard plastic fins
More than 7 million Baby Shark bath toys are being recalled after at least 12 kids were cut, impaled or punctured by the shark’s hard plastic fin. Toymaker Zuru announced the recall of its full-size Robo Alive Junior Baby Shark Sing & Swim and its Mini Baby Shark Swimming bath toys, which were made in…
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1pm EST: Jason’s Calling an Audible ?
Jason is going live NOW 1pm EST!!! He’s seeing at least 3 trades he wants to make right now. We figured you might like to see them too. $2,000 – $13,462 and only 1 loss out of 36 alerts. *Results not typical. Trading is hard. Nothing is guaranteed. He kicked off a new Journey,…