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Millennials and Gen Zers said they were unimpressed with poor digital offerings or a lack of services and products from their parents' firms.
Steph Curry's Thirty Ink generated $174 million in revenue last year, and all of its businesses are profitable, company says
Curry is the CEO of Thirty Ink, which generated $174 million in revenue last year, and all of its business units are profitable, the company told CNBC Sport.
Family office deals slow in May with bets on nuclear batteries and AI testers
Billionaire Barry Sternlicht's investment firm is part of a growing group of family offices betting on nuclear energy.
Fed 'Beige Book' economic report cites declining growth, rising prices and slow hiring
The report noted that "economic activity has declined slightly since the previous report" released April 23.
CrowdStrike drops about 6% on lackluster guidance, ongoing impact from July IT outage
The cybersecurity company issued weaker-than-expected guidance and said its still feeling an impact from initiatives put in place after the July 2024 outage.
Most companies are already raising prices or plan to because of tariffs, data shows
Two different surveys show most firms plan to pass along tariff costs to consumers.
Private sector hiring rose by just 37,000 in May, the lowest in more than two years, ADP says
The report comes two days before the more closely watched nonfarm payrolls count from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Nationwide coordinated retail crime crackdown results in hundreds of arrests, authorities say
The blitz involved more than 100 jurisdictions and over 30 retailers including Home Depot, Macy's, Target, Ulta Beauty, Walgreens, Kroger and Meijer.
The euro zone is ready for a new member: Bulgaria
Bulgaria's ascension to the euro would take the bloc to 21 members.
We're raising our CrowdStrike price target after shortsighted post-earnings selling
By nitpicking the results, the sellers Tuesday evening are missing the forest for the trees.