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Here is what you should do in downtown Miami on your next trip

For most who don’t live in the area, Miami immediately brings up associations of the white sand beaches and parties of South Beach. The entire island of Miami Beach sees the main bulk of tourists due to its proximity to the coastline and large concentration of beachfront hotels. The downtown core of the city, meanwhile,

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Gas prices get rocked by Iran war volatility

President Trump said this week the war with Iran was basically done. Oil prices fell quickly on the statement news. In fact, futures trading of Light Sweet crude oil, the benchmark U.S. crude oil, has seen the price fall nearly 12% from March 6 and nearly 33% its peak on March 9. But did you

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YouTube just crushed Hollywood in a major milestone

For decades, Disney, NBC, Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery sat at the top of the advertising world. In 2025, a 21-year-old video platform built on cat videos and bedroom creators officially knocked them off. YouTube’s total revenue across ads and subscriptions exceeded $60 billion in 2025, according to Alphabet’s official earnings release, making it larger

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Oil’s $30 whipsaw just put Buffett’s biggest energy bet back on screen

Occidental Petroleum (OXY) did not need company-specific news to move on March 10. It just needed oil to reverse hard. After crude’s sharp run higher, the energy trade snapped back, and OXY closed at $53.12, down 2.99% on the day. The stock also traded at a relative volume of 1.88, showing investors were paying closer

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106-year-old retail brand operator closing all stores in bankruptcy

The fear of losing legacy brands is increasingly becoming a reality as even well-known retailers struggle to adapt to shifting consumer preferences, rising operating costs, e-commerce growth, and intensifying competition. Many longstanding companies that once dominated shopping malls are now suffering mass closures or disappearing entirely, proving that nostalgia and decades of brand history are

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Ross Stores CEO eyes a change that risks pushing shoppers away

Ross Stores is benefiting from a growing consumer trend, unlike some of its competitors in the retail landscape. The off-price retailer is seeing heightened demand in stores, as economic uncertainty pressures the wallets of consumers nationwide. To capitalize on increased consumer momentum, the company’s CEO is weighing a risky in-store change that shoppers may not

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Dick’s Sporting Goods makes bold bet on athletic apparel boom

Dick’s Sporting Goods is hitting its stride. In an industry that’s had some major strike outs recently — TheStreet has covered closures at Big 5 Sporting Goods and Sportsman’s Warehouse in the past several weeks — Dick’s is batting .400. According to new data from Placer.ai, foot traffic visits to the retailer have grown by

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Tesla may have just changed everything for Samsung

Tesla (TSLA) and Samsung Electronics (SSNLF) are making waves again, this time thanks to the rumor mill. The story that’s brewing may have major implications for both Wall Street and the man on the street. Tesla, if the rumors are true, wants Samsung to produce many more AI6 wafers than initially anticipated, SamMobile reports. This

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Goldman Sachs resets Marvell price target after earnings

Marvell (MRVL) reported its Q4 earnings on March 5. The stock closed 18.35% higher at $89.57 on the next day, according to Yahoo Finance. The stock soared thanks to the strength of the report, but also because it proved that the rumors about the company losing its key customers were not true. I wrote about

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156-year-old energy giant to pay $17 billion in dividends as oil spikes to $110

Oil is back above $110 a barrel. And this 156-year-old Dividend Aristocrat is sitting in an enviable position. When crude prices spike, not every oil company benefits equally. Some are more exposed to Middle East supply chains. Others carry too much debt to capitalize on higher prices. ExxonMobil is neither. The Spring, Texas-based company was

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