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In a world where consumer preferences shift rapidly, PepsiCo recently unveiled a quarterly report that encapsulates both resilience and vulnerability. The company showcased a net income of $1.83 billion, translating to $1.33 per share; however, this represents a decline from $2.04 billion—or $1.48 per share—from the same period last year. While international sales buoyed the
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Warner Bros. Discovery has recently embraced a strategy that mirrors Netflix’s controversial efforts to combat password sharing, introducing its “Extra Member Add-On” feature for the Max streaming service. While on the surface this plan seems designed to increase revenue, it fundamentally misjudges the relationship between streaming platforms and their audience. Charging $7.99 for a single
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In a highly unusual display of collective action, six prominent groups within the U.S. automotive industry have banded together in opposition to the impending 25% tariffs on imported auto parts. This unexpected coalition—encompassing franchised dealers, suppliers, and nearly all major automakers—highlights the gravity of the situation. Typically fragmented in their interests and priorities, these organizations
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The imposition of tariffs by the Trump administration has reshaped the economic landscape between the United States and Canada, and not just in abstract terms of dollars and cents. For many small to medium-sized enterprises across the northern border, these tariffs represent far more than simple trade policy—they threaten the very relationships on which their
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In an astounding twist that deviates from the conventional expectations of a booming Wall Street, this year’s first quarter brought unprecedented trading revenue for major U.S. banks. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America reported stunning records in their equities trading operations. Collectively, the six largest U.S. banks reaped a staggering $16.3
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