The Outrage Economy: Why Companies Are Embracing Rage-Bait In High-Stakes Gamble
Companies are making people mad on purpose. And in some cases, it’s paying off.
Economy
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MapLight stock falls 46% as InvestingPro Fair Value flagged overvaluation
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InvestingPro’s Fair Value nailed 68% gain in Capital Bancorp stock
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With a Super El Nino, analyst asks: What happens to LNG demand?
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What The Viral Iced Coffee Job Interview Debate Says About Changing Workplace Norms
Bringing iced coffee to a job interview probably isn’t a good idea, career counselors say, but the viral debate could signal shifting workplace norms as Gen Z candidates enter the job market.
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Braves’ Chris Sale Sends 3-Word Red Sox Message After Brutal Trade
The Atlanta Braves 10-time All-Star suggested that he would have remained injured if he had never left the Boston Red Sox training facilities.
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How Japan went from a rice shortage to a rice surplus in two years, as climate change, tourism, and a U.S. trade fight collided
In 2023, extreme heat and drought damaged Japan’s rice crop, and a year later, that damage turned into a national shortage so severe, it forced a government minister to resign. By 2026, Japan had swung so far in the opposite direction that it was sitting on a record surplus, forcing the government to buy rice…
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J Infratech files IPO papers; eyes Rs 600 cr via fresh issue
J Infratech Ltd has submitted preliminary papers for an initial public offering valued at Rs 600 crore. The IPO includes a fresh issue and an offer for sale by its promoters. The Haryana-based firm, established in 2005, focuses on infrastructure projects such as roads and bridges. Proceeds from the IPO will support working capital and…
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Phillies’ Award-Winning Castoff Joins Rival Just One Week After Cut
The Philadelphia Phillies received an update on their 24-year-old castoff shortly after releasing him.
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Analysis-Venezuela president returns from US visit with no deals, no firm election date