Business

In a surprising twist to the ongoing battle among budget airlines, Frontier Airlines has positioned itself as a champion of customer friendliness by countering Southwest Airlines’ controversial decision to enforce seat assignment and baggage fees. As Southwest prepares to roll out its new policies that break from the tradition of providing free checked luggage, Frontier

Forever 21, once a mainstay in the fast fashion landscape, finds itself plunging into bankruptcy for the second time in six years. This situation is not just a mere stumble; it’s a symptom of a deeper malaise gripping many traditional retailers. The company has directly pointed fingers at fast-fashion e-tailers like Shein and Temu for

The housing market in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area has entered a surprising phase, marked by an astonishing 56% surge in active home listings compared to the previous year. This revelation, brought to light by Realtor.com, reflects not merely seasonal trends but deeper economic currents that threaten to destabilize the region’s housing landscape. As home

Just outside Austin lies a groundbreaking endeavor that could reshape the future of housing. At the core of Georgetown, Texas, an expansive landscape hosts the world’s largest 3D-printed community, marking a pivotal shift not just in construction methods, but in how we perceive home ownership. This monumental project, forged between Lennar—the nation’s second-largest homebuilder—and Icon,

In a shocking announcement that sent ripples through the aviation sector, Delta Air Lines has slashed its revenue and profit outlooks for the first quarter, foreseeing growth at a mere 5%—a drastic downgrade from earlier predictions of 6% to 8%. This cuts to the heart of a looming crisis in the travel industry, where the

In a surprising twist in the American labor and political landscape, Shawn Fain, the president of the United Auto Workers (UAW), has emerged as an unlikely supporter of Donald Trump’s tariff agenda. Once a vocal critic of the former president during the campaign, Fain’s recent statements indicate a shift in strategy that invites a deeper

Costco’s recent earnings report stirred a pot of challenges, highlighting the tension between revenue growth and earnings performance. While the company exceeded revenue expectations with a staggering $63.72 billion—up 9% from the previous year—its earnings per share fell short, landing at $4.02 instead of the anticipated $4.11. This juxtaposition should raise serious eyebrows among investors

In an era where private companies are boldly venturing into the last frontier, SpaceX stands at the forefront, seemingly indomitable and endlessly ambitious. However, recent events attending SpaceX’s Starship testing raise pressing concerns about operational safety and regulatory oversight. The recent incident where flights to several Florida airports had to be halted demonstrates not only

Dine Brands, the parent company of Applebee’s and IHOP, finds itself navigating turbulent waters as it emerges from a dismal year marked by a decline in same-store sales. Reports reveal that Applebee’s experienced a staggering 4.7% drop, while IHOP struggled with a 2.8% decline. This trend is particularly alarming as it indicates a troubling response

Foot Locker’s outlook for the upcoming fiscal year is far from optimistic. The company has acknowledged the reality of a shoe market inundated with deep discounts, driven largely by its main partner, Nike. While Foot Locker briefly reported impressive gains in profit margins, the reality is more complex. The anticipated dip in earnings per share