Another large week, this time with the Small-caps.  Take your time and use the ctrl+f search function for easy searching. Have a good day and go Get your Share! Medium-cap Small-cap Large-cap 11/10/25 CRWV CoreWeave Inc. B Barrick Mining Corporation OXY Occidental Petroleum RKLB Rocket Lab Corporation ASTS AST SpaceMobile BEKE KE Hodlings VG Venture… Continue reading Upcoming Quarterly Reports 11/10 – 11/14 2025 (Week 46)

Starbucks’ long-running labor fight is heading for a flashpoint. Starbucks Workers United says baristas will walk out starting Thursday, November 13—Red Cup Day—unless a first contract is finalized. The union’s strike authorization reportedly passed by an overwhelming margin and is slated to hit at least 25 cities, timing the action for one of the chain’s… Continue reading Starbucks’ union workers set to strike next week unless deal is struck.

Trent Merrin, once a mainstay of the St George Illawarra Dragons’ forward pack and a State of Origin and Kangaroos representative, has been charged in New South Wales over the alleged theft of $140,000 in cryptocurrency. Detectives arrested the 36-year-old at his Barrack Point home on the NSW South Coast after a year-long probe into… Continue reading From Field to Fraud: Ex-NRL Star Trent Merrin Charged in Alleged $140,000 Crypto Heist

Kimberly-Clark, the maker of Huggies and Kleenex, has agreed to acquire Kenvue, the Johnson & Johnson spinoff behind Tylenol, Band-Aid, Aveeno and Listerine, in a cash-and-stock deal valuing Kenvue at about $48.7 billion. The combination would create a consumer-health powerhouse with roughly $32 billion in annual revenue. Terms give Kenvue shareholders $3.50 in cash plus… Continue reading Kimberly-Clark to Acquire Kenvue (Tylenol’s Parent) in $48.7B Mega-Deal—What It Means for Investors

There is going to be a ton of Large-caps posting next week, take a minute and see if any are in your portfolio and use that info to secure that 1st place spot in this week’s contests. There is over 1,800 reports for next week so use ctrl+f for easy searching. Good Luck, Have Fun,… Continue reading Upcoming Quarterly Reports 10/3 – 11/7 2025 (Week 45)

Layoffs at household names—Amazon, UPS, Target, and others—are being driven by three overlapping forces: an aggressive push to cut layers and costs after pandemic-era over-hiring; a reorganization around automation and generative AI that consolidates many corporate functions; and a cooler hiring backdrop that’s forcing companies to do more with leaner headquarters teams. Amazon’s latest plan… Continue reading Layoffs for Major Companies

Dell Technologies is once again on the radar of analysts, and one in particular from Yahoo Finance has labeled it a “cheap stock” — a rare phrase in a market that’s often quick to price in optimism. The reasoning isn’t simply about its share price, but rather the combination of Dell’s valuation, strategic positioning in… Continue reading DELL a cheap stock? That’s what the Analyst says.

It’s been awhile since we’ve had such a showing so strap in. There is going to be a ton of Large-caps posting next week, take a minute and see if any are in your portfolio and use that info to secure that 1st place spot in this week’s contests. Good Luck, Have Fun, and Get… Continue reading Upcoming Quarterly Reports 10/27 – 10/31 2025 (Week 44)

On October 10, the cryptocurrency market was rocked by a sudden flash crash that traders are calling the worst liquidation event in crypto history. In the span of mere minutes, Bitcoin’s price plunged by over $10,000, and the carnage rippled across the board – scores of altcoins crashed 50% to as much as 70% in… Continue reading The $20 B Crypto Flash Crash: What Happened?

For decades, Rite Aid was a staple of American neighborhoods, selling prescriptions, shampoo, and Thrifty Ice Cream scoops under the bright blue sign. Its fall wasn’t a single event but a long unspooling: heavy debt, weak margins, missed strategic turns, and mounting legal liabilities from the opioid era. The endgame arrived in two acts of… Continue reading Rite Aid: How a 63-year-old drugstore chain unraveled—and what happens next