Jonathan Wong
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Kohl's Shares Tumble 17% as Retailer Forecasts Up to 7% Sales Drop in 2025
Shares of Kohl's Corp. plunged 17% in premarket trading Tuesday after the retailer forecasted a significantly weaker-than-expected sales outlook for 2025, underscoring deepening challenges for department stores amid persistent inflation and shifting consumer behavior. 
Shares of Kohl's Corp. plunged 17% in premarket trading Tuesday after the retailer forecasted a significantly weaker-than-expected sales outlook for 2025, underscoring deepening challenges for department stores amid persistent inflation and shifting consumer behavior. -
Tesla Stock Plunges 15% as Market Volatility, Musk’s Political Role Weigh on Investors
Tesla shares plunged 15% on Monday, marking their steepest single-day decline since September 2020, as the electric vehicle maker continues to struggle with market volatility, declining sales, and concerns over CEO Elon Musk's close ties to the Trump administration. The stock's extended losses have now erased more than $800 billion in market capitalization since peaking at $479.86 on December 17. 
Tesla shares plunged 15% on Monday, marking their steepest single-day decline since September 2020, as the electric vehicle maker continues to struggle with market volatility, declining sales, and concerns over CEO Elon Musk's close ties to the Trump administration. The stock's extended losses have now erased more than $800 billion in market capitalization since peaking at $479.86 on December 17. -
Tesla Struggles in Germany: Sales Drop 76% as CEO Elon Musk Faces Political Backlash
Tesla Inc. is experiencing a significant decline in its European sales, with registrations in Germany falling by 76% in February, according to the German Federal Motor Transport Authority. The sharp drop coincides with a broader slowdown in Tesla's European performance, as the company faces production disruptions, increasing competition, and backlash tied to CEO Elon Musk's political endorsements. 
Tesla Inc. is experiencing a significant decline in its European sales, with registrations in Germany falling by 76% in February, according to the German Federal Motor Transport Authority. The sharp drop coincides with a broader slowdown in Tesla's European performance, as the company faces production disruptions, increasing competition, and backlash tied to CEO Elon Musk's political endorsements. -
Target Warns of Weak Consumer Spending, Cites Tariffs and Falling Confidence
Target Corp. warned Tuesday that consumer confidence is deteriorating, weighing on sales and profits as the retailer braces for the impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada. The company reported weaker-than-expected February sales and projected only 1% growth for the year, underscoring broader concerns about the health of U.S. consumers and the economy. 
Target Corp. warned Tuesday that consumer confidence is deteriorating, weighing on sales and profits as the retailer braces for the impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada. The company reported weaker-than-expected February sales and projected only 1% growth for the year, underscoring broader concerns about the health of U.S. consumers and the economy. -
Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen Resigns After Conduct Investigation
Kroger Co. CEO Rodney McMullen resigned abruptly on Monday following an internal investigation into his personal conduct, which the company said was "inconsistent" with its ethics policies. The grocery retailer did not disclose specifics of the probe but confirmed that McMullen's behavior was unrelated to Kroger's "financial performance, operations or reporting," nor did it involve any company employees. 
Kroger Co. CEO Rodney McMullen resigned abruptly on Monday following an internal investigation into his personal conduct, which the company said was "inconsistent" with its ethics policies. The grocery retailer did not disclose specifics of the probe but confirmed that McMullen's behavior was unrelated to Kroger's "financial performance, operations or reporting," nor did it involve any company employees. -
FedEx Cargo Plane Catches Fire Midair, Makes Emergency Landing in Newark
A FedEx cargo plane made an emergency landing at Newark Liberty International Airport on Saturday morning after a bird strike caused one of its engines to catch fire, prompting a dramatic return to the airport. 
A FedEx cargo plane made an emergency landing at Newark Liberty International Airport on Saturday morning after a bird strike caused one of its engines to catch fire, prompting a dramatic return to the airport. -
Nationwide ‘Economic Blackout’ Aims to Hit Major Retailers, But Impact Remains Unclear
A grassroots boycott campaign urging U.S. consumers to halt spending at major retailers for 24 hours gained traction Friday, as part of a broader effort to protest corporate influence and economic inequality. The initiative, dubbed the "economic blackout," was launched by The People's Union USA and called for a nationwide pause in nonessential purchases-both online and in-store-at companies such as Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. 
A grassroots boycott campaign urging U.S. consumers to halt spending at major retailers for 24 hours gained traction Friday, as part of a broader effort to protest corporate influence and economic inequality. The initiative, dubbed the "economic blackout," was launched by The People's Union USA and called for a nationwide pause in nonessential purchases-both online and in-store-at companies such as Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. -
WBD Adds 6.4 Million Max Subscribers, Expects Streaming Profits to Hit $1.3 Billion in 2025
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) reported a 10% rise in annual streaming profits and projected a doubling of its streaming profitability by 2025, driven by global expansion and tighter cost controls. 
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) reported a 10% rise in annual streaming profits and projected a doubling of its streaming profitability by 2025, driven by global expansion and tighter cost controls. -
Eli Lilly Commits $27 Billion to U.S. Manufacturing as Trump Pressures Industry on Tariffs
Eli Lilly announced plans Wednesday to invest at least $27 billion in building four new manufacturing plants in the United States, significantly expanding its domestic production capabilities as demand surges for its weight loss and diabetes treatments. The move brings the company's total U.S. manufacturing investments to more than $50 billion in recent years and aligns with the Trump administration's push to reshore pharmaceutical production. 
Eli Lilly announced plans Wednesday to invest at least $27 billion in building four new manufacturing plants in the United States, significantly expanding its domestic production capabilities as demand surges for its weight loss and diabetes treatments. The move brings the company's total U.S. manufacturing investments to more than $50 billion in recent years and aligns with the Trump administration's push to reshore pharmaceutical production. -
Trump Pressures Apple to Drop DEI Policies After Shareholder Vote Rejects Ban
President Donald Trump called on Apple to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies on Wednesday, escalating his administration's push against corporate DEI initiatives. His demand followed a shareholder vote at Apple's annual meeting the previous day, where investors overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to end the company's diversity programs. 
President Donald Trump called on Apple to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies on Wednesday, escalating his administration's push against corporate DEI initiatives. His demand followed a shareholder vote at Apple's annual meeting the previous day, where investors overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to end the company's diversity programs.
