Business

In an age where consumer trust is paramount, United Airlines seems to be taking a step backwards. The announcement of increased fees for their airport lounge memberships and rewards credit cards is a blatant example of how far corporate interests can deviate from consumer satisfaction. While Richard Nunn, the executive director of United’s MileagePlus program,

Fast-food establishments are undergoing a radical transformation, prioritizing beverages that electrify the senses over traditional offerings. The shift reflects a broader cultural evolution among consumers, notably the rising cohort of Gen Z, who crave innovative flavors and visually compelling options. Fast-food giants like Chick-fil-A and Taco Bell are not merely adjusting their drink menus—they are

In a bold move that intertwines French luxury with Manhattan’s bustling commercial identity, Printemps has inaugurated its first U.S. flagship in New York City. Located in the heart of the Financial District at One Wall Street, this 55,000-square-foot emporium serves as a vivid reminder of the cultural bridges that retail can build. While the art

When discussing the current trajectory of the construction industry, one can’t help but feel a sense of impending doom. The costs associated with building homes have seen alarming surges, with prices escalating by as much as 20% in response to political maneuverings around trade tariffs. This increase isn’t merely a reaction to current market conditions;

In a stunning turn of events, the Boston Celtics are set to change hands for a jaw-dropping $6.1 billion, making it the highest valuation for a sports team in U.S. history. This sale, spearheaded by private equity mogul Bill Chisholm and aided by private equity powerhouse Sixth Street, signals not just a shift in ownership,

In an era where space travel is touted as the next frontier of human ingenuity, it’s baffling how we find ourselves entangled in the snares of failure—most notably seen in Boeing’s Starliner mission. NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams recently completed a nine-month stint aboard the International Space Station (ISS) that was meant to

Forever 21’s recent bankruptcy filing, its second in just six years, serves as a sobering reminder of the fragility of retail in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Once a stalwart of the fast-fashion movement, this American brand now faces an existential crisis, primarily attributed to increasing competition from e-tailers like Shein and Temu. As it prepares

As the clock ticks towards 2025, Ulta Beauty finds itself in an uncomfortable predicament, foreseeing a year fraught with challenges. The release of their recent earnings report has sent shockwaves through not just their own company, but across the entire beauty industry, emphasizing the underlying tension that comes with changing consumer behaviors. While their holiday-quarter

In a noteworthy move that could shape the future of food safety in America, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled a fierce commitment to eliminate what he describes as “the worst ingredients” from the American food supply. His administration has set an ambitious timeline to remove artificial dyes, a critical

In a shocking turn of events, Kohl’s has reported earnings that, on the surface, would typically be considered positive. However, the reality is far harsher. As the retail giant grapples with a bleak forecast for 2025—and a staggering decline of over 20% in stock price post-announcement—many are left to wonder whether this once-revered brand can