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Beyond Meat is switching things up. The plant-based company has officially dropped the “meat” from its moniker, rebranding as Beyond The Plant Protein Co., or

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Motivational speaker and bestselling finance author Tony Robbins minces no words when he warns Americans about their retirement future. But importantly, he also offers a

Oil prices have surged. Stock markets have sold off. The Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly 20% of the world’s oil supply flows, has effectively

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Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses the importance of comparison shopping any product, but especially Medicare Advantage, with eHealth’s Whitney Stidom. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement

Whenever Costco’s cash flow comes up, one question looms. Will the company pay a special dividend? Executives are happy to talk around it without giving

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As a regular Target shopper who has covered the retail industry for over 30 years, I’m not convinced that the chain’s politics or dropping of

McDonald’s faces a lot of jokes about the quality of its hamburgers. Some critiques come from celebrity chefs. “Strip a Big Mac back of everything

If you have ever said “I want AI that’s powerful, but not creepy,” Anthropic just became the test case for whether that is actually possible

Amazon stock has lost about 7% year to date, at the time of writing, Friday afternoon, March 6, according to Yahoo Finance. Meanwhile, the SPDR

A very large brand often has trouble growing new concepts because the growth path to making a meaningful impact on the bottom line seems impossible.

Victoria’s Secret & Co. is shutting down the recently acquired line of business it had hoped would help modernize the lingerie giant. The retailer said

Bill Bengen did retirees and would-be retirees a favor way back in 1994. He gave them an answer to the question every retiree eventually asks:

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Cathie Wood, head of Ark Investment Management, likes to make bold bets, even when the stocks she picks are down for a while.  That’s what

According to recent SEC filings, KKR executives have been buying large amounts of their own stock in recent weeks. This past month, Co-CEOs Scott Nuttall

Political risk is no longer something investors can file away under “long-term concerns.” In 2026, Washington is the market catalyst. A new Morgan Stanley report

The pizza dining sector has dealt with an industry downturn over the last two years, forcing major pizza chains to close 100s of locations and,

BJ’s Wholesale, one of the top three warehouse clubs in the U.S., continues to see cautious consumer behavior in its stores. With heightened competition from

Gold just had one of its sharpest single-session drops in months, and Wall Street is largely shrugging it off. A historic run took the metal

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Narrow victory paves way for scrapping rules that some say unfairly penalised married couples

UK foreign secretary says people need to ‘focus on the substance and not social media posts’

Oil price surge and a softening labour market complicate US central bank’s ability to boost output while containing inflation

Foreign minister Wang Yi says Beijing ‘positive and open’ on this month’s summit between the US and Chinese presidents

Data centres, energy projects and hotels move to limit potential losses

Tehran’s missiles are key to its retaliation against Israel and the US. But launching them brings an immediate risk of death

The son of the ousted shah and a longstanding rebel group spend big in Washington in hopes of ruling in Tehran

However this conflict concludes, the US and Iran’s new leaders will have to revisit the same issues that sparked hostilities

Should the regime survive, hardliners believe the IRGC’s influence will be ever greater

Iran’s Red Crescent Society tells locals to avoid exposure as capital is engulfed in smoke

Further attacks on energy infrastructure over weekend also pose new threat

Tehran oil storage facility explosion sends toxic fumes across city on ninth day of Middle East conflict

It’s been an eventful week in the world of business and finance. Here’s a quick look at the top stories that made headlines. Importance Rank: 

Weekend tech and finance roundup: Apple unveils AI-powered Macs and MacBook Neo, Apple TV joins Roku, and Google flags a major iOS cybersecurity threat. Importance

The week in autos saw Xiaomi deploy humanoid robots in EV manufacturing, BYD move toward entering the Canadian market, Geely outsell BYD for a second

This week in tech saw Netflix drop its pursuit of Warner to focus on organic growth, Amazon, Google and Microsoft continue supporting Anthropic despite Pentagon

This week in crypto saw Binance deny allegations of Iran-linked crypto flows, National Bank of Kazakhstan announce a $350 million investment in crypto infrastructure, Andreessen

The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks seeing strong interest from readers during the week and a look at the catalysts driving the attention.

Major market headlines include AI regulation debates, Nvidia chip export uncertainty, Broadcom earnings, and strategic moves by Netflix, Meta, Amazon, and CrowdStrike across technology sectors.

These large-cap laggards sank last week as investors reacted to earnings misses, weak outlooks, takeover pressure, higher yields, and rising geopolitical and AI-demand fears. Importance

These large-cap gainers climbed last week on upbeat earnings, stronger guidance, analyst support, deal and buyback news, and sector-specific momentum in energy, ad tech and

On Saturday, Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management CEO Ross Gerber warned that California’s spike in gasoline costs hits drivers unevenly, arguing the pain is avoidable for people