Shares of the parent company of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls climbed into record territory as quarterly results beat on all the key metrics, as customers continued to flock to its off-price goods.
This Was A Major Red Flag In 2008, And Now It Is Happening Again! Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog,The alarms are getting even louder each week. It has become exceedingly clear that the U.S. economy has entered a crisis that is similar to what we experienced in 2008 and 2009, and a lot of people are really starting to freak out. For those that cannot see the stunning parallels between the Great Recession and what we are going through now, I don’t know what t
First Home Depot, Now Target Reports Soft Demand At the start of the week, Goldman's top consumer specialist Scott Feiler pointed out this would be a "very important week" for earnings across the consumer sector. Home Depot set the tone on Tuesday by cutting its full-year outlook as big-ticket spending and home-renovation demand continue to fade. Now, the next major earnings report just hit the tape, and it's delivering another clear signal of softening trends. Target slashed the top
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Dutch Retreat: Beijing Wins Control Fight Over Nexperia After Chip Shipments Squeezed The Dutch government has fully withdrawn its emergency powers over chipmaker Nexperia, returning control to Chinese parent Wingtech and ending the tense standoff that had led Beijing to halt key automotive-chip shipments, Bloomberg reported. If tensions persisted, this would've sparked snarled automotive supply chains worldwide. The reversal marks a clear de-escalation and comes just weeks after the
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Target’s stock was falling as profit beat expectations, but the full-year outlook was trimmed and comparable sales declined for a third consecutive quarter.
'Europe Is Persecuting Christians' Via Spiked Free speech is under serious attack all across Europe. To criticise the sacred cows of the progressive worldview – from transgenderism to immigration and even Islam – is to invite a knock on the door from the thought police. The recent, harrowing trial of a Finnish parliamentarian reveals how it is often Christians who find themselves in the firing line. Päivi Räsänen has spent the past six years fighting a ‘hate speech’ prosecution, simpl
Lowe’s stock bounces after comparable-sales growth missed expectations but outpaced that of its key rival, as profit beat expectations.
As households face tighter budgets, experts anticipate more people will shop secondhand for gifts this holiday season.
Newly-Leaked Emails Expose A Legitimate LGBTQ Mafia Presence At The BBC Authored by Olivia Murray via AmericanThinker.com,If we’re lucky, the BBC may soon cease to exist.As you may have already heard, President Trump’s threat to sue the outlet for an edited speech that was grotesquely distorted and then aired in a documentary has increased from $1 billion to $5 billion—in the wake of Trump’s threat, BBC released a statement that admitted to a “regretful” editing job, but denied any wr
Witkoff, Zelensky, Erdogan To Meet In Turkey In Effort To Revive Peace Talks Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced he is going to Turkey Wednesday in order to try and revive negotiations with Russia toward reaching a settlement to end the war.US special envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to be there for the talks, which would see Turkey play mediator, as it did during short-lived talks in the opening months of the war. However, the Kremlin has made clear that it won't part
Anheuser-Busch InBev , one of the world’s largest beer companies and owner of brands like Budweiser, Stella Artois and Michelob, is reportedly in talks to buy BeatBox, a manufacturer of boxed, wine-based punch, for around $700 million.
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Like "Helping An Alcoholic By Sending Another Crate Of Vodka": Orbán Blasts Brussels Over EU Funding Ukraine Via The Libertarian InstituteUkraine will need over $150 billion from its Western backers in 2026 and 2027. The President of the European Commission admitted there were no easy options. In a letter to the leaders of the European Union, Ursula von der Leyen argued it was essential for the bloc to plug Ukraine’s $157 billion budget gap over the next two years. "It will now be key
EU Launches Cloud Antitrust Probes Into Amazon, Microsoft What would Europe be without a mountain of regulations aimed at curbing free speech and privacy? Attendees at Amazon.com Inc. annual cloud computing conference walk past the Amazon Web Services logo in Las Vegas, Nev., on Nov. 30, 2017. Salvador Rodriguez/Reuters File PhotoThe European Commission (EC) on Monday launched three separate investigations into Amazon and Microsoft to determine whether their cloud computing businesses
Syria Has Put A Big Western Flag In Its Gas Patch, Less Than Year After Assad Overthrow Authored by Julianne Geiger via OilPrice.com,Syria has just put a big Western flag in its gas patch. The state-owned Syrian Petroleum Company has signed a memorandum of understanding with ConocoPhillips to develop existing gas fields and hunt for new ones, in a bid to drag the country’s power sector out of wartime ruin. Damascus says the deal could lift gas output by 4–5 million cubic meters per da
Was COVID Always A CIA Plot? Via The Brownstone Institute,According to newly released emails, the United States Intelligence Community, led by the CIA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, held regular meetings with Dr. Ralph Baric, one of America’s leading coronavirus experts, since at least 2015. Senator Rand Paul’s office has worked for years to obtain the documents. Baric has been accused of engineering the Covid-19 virus in his lab at the University of North Ca
Chinese Firm Bought Insurer For CIA Agents As Part Of Trillion Dollar Spending Spree For years, Washington assumed that China’s outbound investment flowed mainly into developing economies hungry for infrastructure money. But as scrutiny tightens across the West, it’s becoming clear that Beijing’s financial reach extended far deeper into wealthy nations - and far earlier - than most policymakers realized.One early warning came in 2016, when Jeff Stein, a veteran journalist covering U.S