Move over, credit cards: Social-media stars are tapping magic wands to buy things
Tap-to-pay is getting a TikTok makeover as shoppers turn checking out into a personalized accessory.
Similar Posts
Why Preformed Line Products Stock Popped Today
Wire products manufacturer Preformed Line Products (PLPC +28.54%) stock surged 28% through 10:50 a.m. ET Thursday after crushing analyst forecasts for Q2 sales and earnings. Wall Street had expected PLP to earn $2.58 per share on $193 million in quarterly sales. The company actually earned $4.49 per share on $212.7 million in sales. Image source:…
SEC Establishes Financial Reporting and Accounting Unit in Enforcement Division
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced it is establishing a new specialized unit within the Division of Enforcement to provide the dedicated expertise, focus, and capacity to pursue accounting and financial reporting fraud cases as well as general misconduct in the accounting and auditing areas. The Financial Reporting and Accounting Unit will work in…
Age 35-44? Here’s the Average Retirement Savings for People Your Age.
For many people, retirement isn’t the most pressing financial concern; they’re (rightfully) more worried about current day-to-day expenses. This can be especially true for people in the 35-44 age range, because retirement is at least a couple of decades away in most cases. However, it’s never too early to start thinking about your retirement savings,…
Archer Aviation vs. Delta Air Lines: Which Industrials Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
Choosing between Archer Aviation (ACHR -2.11%) and Delta Air Lines (DAL -1.30%) requires weighing the speculative potential of urban air travel against the reliable cash flows of an established titan of the commercial aviation industry. Archer Aviation is developing futuristic electric aircraft designed to transform how people move through congested cities. Delta Air Lines, meanwhile,…
What CFOs should know about family offices
There’s a saying in business circles: “If you’ve seen one family office, you’ve seen one.” That’s because they differ so much by valuation, size and investing missions that it’s nearly impossible to easily categorize them, according to Ernst & Young’s Catherine Fankhauser. “If you’re looking at family offices as a source of capital it’s not…
US manufacturing grows at steady pace, led by business equipment: Fed
Dive Brief: U.S. manufacturing grew at a steady pace last month as production of computers, machinery and other business equipment offset slowdowns in categories including motor vehicles and clothing, the Federal Reserve said Tuesday. Both manufacturing and industrial production expanded 0.2% in July after 0.3% growth in June, the Fed reported. During the 12 months…
