Business and Money
  • Whoops: Nike’s New Commercial Admits Trump Actually Won
    Two years ago, even many so-called conservative media figures would have mocked and ridiculed those claiming Donald Trump won the 2020 election. Have you noticed how rarely this claim is contested these days? What changed? Speaking of change, have you seen the recent marketing campaign from Nike—a prominent player in the woke, DNC-worshiping mega-corporations? In …
  • Disney’s Theme Parks Struggle During Economic Uncertainty and Reduced Consumer Spending
    Woke Disney is still in trouble. Their crash at the box office is now being met by slowing theme park sales. Many conservatives are still boycotting the woke giant until the racist and anti-American nonsense is stopped, as they say. Disney’s theme parks are facing difficulties, signaling potential issues for the broader US economy. The …
  • Delta Faces Backlash for Handling of CrowdStrike Outage
    Delta customers are voicing their dissatisfaction with the airline’s response to last month’s CrowdStrike outage, which caused significant disruptions to their travel plans. The incident on July 19 left Delta’s operations in disarray, leading to numerous complaints from travelers about inadequate compensation and poor communication. The Department of Transportation has received over 5,000 complaints about …
  • Ethereum Ecosystem Leads Crypto Losses with $400 Million in Exploits in Early 2024
    New findings from cybersecurity corporation SlowMist highlight a massive growth in safety breaches within the cryptocurrency industry, specially inside the Ethereum atmosphere, which has confronted extensive economic losses inside the first 1/2 of 2024. According to SlowMist’s mid-yr file, the Ethereum community has lost $400 million to exploits, marking it as the maximum affected ecosystem …
  • Ancient Bitcoin Wallets Reactivate After a Decade, Shifting Millions and Showcasing Massive Gains
    Two lengthy-dormant Bitcoin wallets have unexpectedly reactivated, moving sizable amounts of Bitcoin after over a decade of state of no activity, stirring interest and speculation within the cryptocurrency network. The first wallet, which were inactive for 10.6 years, completed a great transaction involving 1,004 BTC, worth approximately $fifty six.92 million. This flow turned into first …
  • Growing Interest in Cryptocurrency Could Shape 2024 US Presidential Election
    As the 2024 presidential election strategies, a new look at via crypto asset management firm Grayscale shows that U.S. Electorate are showing an improved interest in cryptocurrencies, suggesting that digital property may want to play a enormous position in the upcoming electoral cycle. Grayscale’s findings are based totally on a survey carried out from April …
  • California Family’s Trader Joe’s Receipt Goes Viral, Sparks Grocery Affordability Debate
    The receipt shocked the nation. Biden’s economic o=policies are destroying this nation and making the people poor.  With little savings now left for the majority of families in the U.S., it is only going to get worse, at least until we get Trump back into office. A California family’s grocery shopping experience at Trader Joe’s, …
  • NASCAR Unveils High-Power Electric SUV Prototype in Move Toward Electrification
    Are we about to see electric vehicles dominating all NASCAR events? NASCAR, a sport synonymous with roaring combustion engines and high-speed car races, recently introduced an all-electric SUV prototype, showcasing a significant shift towards embracing electric vehicle technology. This new prototype, revealed on Saturday, marks a pivotal moment as it boasts nearly twice the horsepower …
  • Bitcoin Plunges Toward $50,000 as Market Faces New Challenges from Mt. Gox Developments and Economic Warnings
    Even with this decline, the rapid rise of Bitcoin has still made it one of the greatest investments in all history. Bitcoin has recently dipped toward the $50,000 mark, following a warning from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about a potentially critical phase for the economy. Over the past month, Bitcoin has shed about 25% …
  • From Dishwasher to CEO. How Jensen Huang’s Humble Beginnings Shaped His Leadership at Nvidia
    Nvidia is now one of the three most valuable companies in the world. With the rise of A.I. they are expected to be the largest soon. They cannot even keep up with the orders they now have, and are telling customers, like Dell, Meta and Microsoft, that some orders cannot be fulfilled well into 2025.  …
  • How Amazon Transformed from Garage Startup to Global Powerhouse
    How billionaires made their fortunes has always inspired the masses. I have followed Bezos from the start, but unfortunately Amazon is one stock I never took advantage of. Thirty years ago, Jeff Bezos initiated a venture in his garage that would evolve into Amazon, a behemoth with a valuation at one point surpassing $2 trillion. …
  • Tesla Stock Surges, Erasing Yearly Losses with Strong Quarterly Performance and Growing Energy Business
    If I were a shorter out there, i would not bet against Elon Musk. Knowing what the plans are from his latest company meeting, I think it borders on insanity to bet against Tesla at this point. Tesla’s stock has experienced a significant rally, surging by 37% over eight consecutive sessions and by 43% over …
  • Governments Hold $17.8 Billion in Bitcoin from Seizures and Strategic Purchases
    As the governments of the world continue to confiscate Bitcoin from various people around the world, their portfolio is growing. Data from crypto analytics firm Arkham reveals that several governments hold substantial amounts of Bitcoin, amounting to approximately $17.8 billion at current market prices. These holdings have largely been accumulated through seizures in criminal cases, …
  • Bitcoin Falls as Mt. Gox Begins Repaying Creditors, Triggering Market Sell-Off
    Overall Bitcoin is still seeing returns that no other investment has. At the moment it is having a downturn.  This is something Bitcoiners have seen over and over, and it doesn’t scare them in the least. Bitcoin is experiencing significant declines as the defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox begins repaying its creditors, which likely includes …
  • US Jobs Report Shows Strong Growth in June but Unemployment Rises
    Ever since Biden took office, he has had government agencies play an old game perfected by the Soviets. This game is simple, lie, and lie, and lie…then when exposed days after the faulty and fabricated figures are released, they make sure their media hide the correction on page 43 in papers and not let the …
  • Federal Judge Delays FTC Ban on Employee Non-Compete Clauses
    Finally, some news to help business for a change A federal judge in Texas has temporarily delayed the implementation of a ban on non-compete clauses for employees. The judge indicated that a ruling on the merits of the case would be issued by the end of August. This ban, which was set to take effect …
  • Jeff Bezos Sells Billions in Amazon Stock Amid Move to Miami
    The man wants to avoid the heavy taxation of Washington State. You can’t blame him for this, as Washington, California and Oregon all have punitive measures in place to hurt Bezos and others who create wealth. You could say that Bezos is seeing the light more and more. Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, has been …
  • EU Imposes Higher Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles to Protect Domestic Industry
    China is not happy with the latest moves by the EU. The European Union has recently imposed increased tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), significantly impacting the cost and accessibility of these vehicles within the EU. This move is part of a broader effort to protect the European automotive industry from what the EU perceives …
  • Australia Cuts McDonald’s Breakfast Hours Due to Egg Shortage from Bird Flu Outbreaks
    The move to destroy the global food supply is most evident in former free nations like Australia. Using fake data and faulty info the WEF and Globalists they back all continue to decrease the food supply all across western nations. Australia is currently experiencing a significant egg shortage resulting from bird flu outbreaks which are …
  • Southwest Airlines Implements Poison Pill Strategy Amidst Elliott Management’s Push for Change
    A Poison pill may very well stop Elliott. Yet another change in course for the company. Southwest Airlines announced on Wednesday the adoption of a shareholder rights plan, commonly known as a “poison pill,” in response to pressures from Elliott Management, a notable activist investor. This strategy will be triggered if Elliott, or any other …
  • Bob’s Stores to Close All Locations After 70 Years in Business
    Another casualty of the Biden Administration and their inflationary policies. Bob’s Stores, a well-known discount retailer in the northeastern United States, is closing its doors after almost seven decades of operation. The company, which recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, announced that it would be permanently shutting down all 21 of its stores and liquidating …
  • US Unemployment Claims Rise Slightly Amid Signs of Cooling Labor Market
    We know how the Biden Admin has lied every time these numbers are released. There is ALWAYS a correction that makes Biden and his job as POTUS look feeble. But at least until now he has had media intervene and hide the corrections made days later. Will it be the same now, knowing what we …
  • Skydance Set to Acquire National Amusements and Merge with Paramount in Strategic Media Deal
    It’s on… Ellison has his eye on Paramount. Skydance Media, led by David Ellison, has entered into a preliminary agreement to acquire National Amusements Inc. and its subsidiary, Paramount, which owns major networks like CBS and MTV. This move comes after a previous round of talks had stalled last month but were recently revived, leading …
  • Bob’s Stores to Close All Locations by Mid-July, Ending Nearly 70 Years in Business
    Another casualty of Biden’s inflation and economic destruction The ownership of Bob’s Stores, a prominent apparel and footwear retailer, declared on Monday their decision to shutter all their store locations by July 14. Bob’s Stores faced insurmountable financial challenges, making it impossible to secure the necessary funds to continue its business operations. Bob’s Stores are …
  • Manhattan Real Estate Shifts to Buyer’s Market Amid Price Drops and Rising Inventory
    It is a buyers’ market, without the buyers. Investors now know that the Democrats can steal your property at will. They can go after you in Soviet style trials if you dare cross them. Who in their right mind would invest in New York, or any Democrat controlled city and state? Manhattan’s real estate market …