Author: super@dmin
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Market Extra: Going live: Event planners are shouldering big financial risks as Corporate America looks to schmooze again this spring
‘Technically, everything is open for business but everyone is COVID-hesitant,’ said Jade Friedensohn, chief executive officer and co-founder of event organizer DealCatalyst.
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: Kohl’s rejects buyout offers
Kohl’s announced Friday that it has turned down the takeover offers, one of which was from Acacia Research Group for $64 per share
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The Margin: Winter Olympic Games opening ceremony: A Uyghur skier lit the cauldron — and Putin was accused of falling asleep
6 memorable moments from the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics opening ceremony
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Retirement Weekly: Should you add residential real estate to your retirement portfolio?
Research suggests that residential real estate can enhance the long-term viability of your retirement portfolio
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Retirement Weekly: Trouble with your hearing? Proceed with caution
Whether you need hearing aids (or not), your audiologist might sell, sell, sell
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Retirement Weekly: These end-of-life planning forms will save your family a lot of heartache, the trouble with Alaska’s oil fund and more retirement news
News and analysis for those planning for or living in retirement
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: DraftKings, Caesars help New York set monthly sports betting record in just three weeks
New York crushes monthly sports betting record in just three weeks
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Market Extra: ‘We’ve got to reckon with this’ as a nation: What a 25-year-old legal dispute over public school funding says about education in America
Some states are fighting over who controls the purse strings, while most are doing ‘a wholly inadequate job’ of funding public education, warns one observer.
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The Margin: 2022 Winter Olympics: NBC’s Mike Tirico tackles ‘sportswashing’ and China’s treatment of Uyghur Muslims
“Everything and everyone attached to these Games is facing questions,” Tirico said.
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Earnings Results: Royal Caribbean pushes back timing of being cash flow positive by a few months, but CEO believes ‘we are past COVID’
Shares of Royal Caribbean Group dropped Friday, after the cruise operator again reported quarterly results that missed analyst expectations, and pushed back by a few months the timing for when it expects to stop its cash drain.