Wall Street put Walt Disney (DIS) and Microsoft (MSFT) under the microscope this week, two Club holdings we’re sticking with for the long run.
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Cheaper tequila and canned cocktails were the only bright spots for booze during a rough 2025
Various cans of alcoholic ready-to-drink beverages including Captain Morgan Rum and Coke, Bacardi MoJito, Archers and Lemonade, Malibu and Pineapple, Pina Colada Cocktail and Gordon’s Gin and Tonic are displayed for sale in a supermarket on January 10, 2024. John Keeble | Getty Images The U.S. alcohol industry had another sobering year in 2025. Spirits […]
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Bob’s Discount Furniture to start trading on NYSE as consumers seek value
The Bob’s Discount Furniture logo is seen above the entrance to its store at the Paxton Town Center near Harrisburg. Sopa Images | Lightrocket | Getty Images Bob’s Discount Furniture will start trading on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday after pricing its initial public offering at $17 per share. That price came in within […]
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Where billionaires’ investment firms placed their bets in January
Key Points Investment firms of the ultra-rich started the new year with buzzy investments, including in a motorcycle racing team. But 2026 is hardly off to a roaring start, with family offices making 32% fewer direct investments in January on an annual basis, according to Fintrx. While family offices are making fewer bets, their appetite […]
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