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Walmart sees shift in consumer behavior

When you walk into Walmart, there are a few things you can feel confident in. First, youre likely to find a pretty impressive array of products, whether its potatoes, paper plates, or a last-minute toy for a birthday party you forgot about. The other thing you can usually count on from Walmart is ...

Wall Street veteran sends strong message on GDP, economy

Louis Navellier has witnessed more than his share of good and bad economies over his long Wall Street career. Navellier, a veteran money manager who has been navigating the stock market since the 1980s, is the founder of Navellier & Associates, a firm with about $1 billion in assets under ...

Dave Ramsey’s 3 most controversial pieces of financial advice

Dave Ramsey is an immensely popular personal finance pundit, especially among audience members who share his traditional family values approach to money and enjoy the evangelical bent he incorporates into his saving and spending advice. Some might even call him a personal finance preacher.  ...

Albemarle Aktie: Fortsetzung des Aufwärtstrends 2026 erwartet

Kulmbach (www.aktiencheck.de) - Albemarle-Aktienanalyse von "Der Aktionär":Markus Bußler vom Anlegermagazin "Der Aktionär" nimmt im "Der Aktionär TV" die Aktie von Albemarle Corp. (ISIN: US0126531013, WKN: 890167, Ticker-Symbol: AMC, NYSE-Symbol: ALB) unter die Lupe.Der Lithiumsektor dürfte sein Comeback auch 2026 fortsetzen und könnte sogar zu den positiven Überraschungen im kommenden Jahr gehören. [mehr]

Eli Lilly’s pill solves the biggest problem with weight loss

Losing weight hasn’t quite been the hardest part of modern obesity treatment. Keeping it off is. That’s exactly the problem Eli Lilly (LLY) seems to have cracked with its weight-loss pill. In a late-stage trial, patients switching from weekly injections to Lilly’s oral drug were able to maintain ...

Covid, Inflation and the GFC: The Economic Story of a Quarter-Century

From Clinton-era optimism to the dot-com crash, the housing bust, a manufacturing decline that fueled MAGA, and the once-in-a-century shock of Covid, the first 25 years of the century reshaped both the economy and the public mood. Michael McKee, Jason Furman, Torsten Slok, and Stephanie Flanders explain how inflation returned, globalization shifted, and growth diverged across the US and Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)