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Listeners of Gen-Z female-targeted podcast ‘Call Her Daddy’ reacted with a mix of dismay, confusion, and excitement when SiriusXM announced they were signing its host Alex Cooper and her network ‘Unwell’ to a $125 million dollar deal.
President-elect Donald Trump says tariffs will help American industries. U.S. apparel brands, retailers and manufacturers say otherwise.
The day after the 2024 election, Montana resident Alexandra Win and four of her friends got together and stocked up on morning-after pills, a type of emergency contraception.
A recent graduate from Hunter College with a master’s degree in Music Education, 28-year-old Luis Zamora has set his sights on the next step in the American dream: buying a house.
At Traverse Bay Farms near the shore of Lake Michigan, where visitors can try the region’s famous tart cherries in treats from juice to salsa, the pandemic cherry-picked a new type of customer.
After getting married at the start of 2024, California based medical device engineer Priyo Murugesh and his wife were looking into buying a home for about 8 months.
As pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly evolves its popular obesity and diabetes drug, the company has discovered positive side effects that could develop into spin-off medications.
Electronic Arts raised its guidance for fiscal year 2025, thanks in part to the strong performance of EA Sports College Football 25 and Madden NFL 25.
Lucy Faust was a typical Lululemon Athletica Inc. customer. Introduced to the brand as a teenager, she bought activewear from the company for several years.
SiriusXM said it expected slower growth in ad revenue as it dimmed its forecast for the year.
Progressive said third quarter profits more than doubled year-over-year as the insurer reported record policy growth. Progressive added more than 1.
Investors expect continued profit slowdown in Ulta Beauty’s upcoming earnings report in line with wider beauty industry troubles this year.
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