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William Gentry

Intel Shock: Stock Crashes 25% Amidst Major Layoffs, Dividend Suspension and CPU Issues

Intel (INTC) has recently left investors in shock and awe as shares of the chip giant plummeted roughly 25% on Friday morning. This sharp decline followed quarterly earnings on Thursday that could only be described as brutal. The company’s ticker page on Yahoo Finance became the most visited this morning, surpassing Amazon (AMZN) and Apple…

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Apple Beats and Stays in California, Chevron Misses and Moves to Texas

In a significant turn of events for two industry giants, Apple and Chevron, contrasting fortunes have highlighted the growing divide between the tech and energy sectors in California. While Apple reported strong quarterly earnings and reaffirmed its commitment to California, Chevron announced it is relocating its headquarters to Texas following years of regulatory challenges and…

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As Starlink, SpaceX Head to Texas, Democrats Abandon Tesla EVs

Elon Musk’s decision to move Starlink and SpaceX headquarters from California to Texas has sparked widespread speculation. Many believe this move could be a strategic effort to align his brand more closely with Republican values, potentially boosting his sales among conservative consumers. Musk’s endorsement of former President Donald Trump and his very public announcement of…

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Newsom’s Wage Hike: Red Lobster’s Shrimp Deal a Warning for California Fast Food Restaurants that Lower Prices

California’s recent minimum wage hike to $20 per hour, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom, has forced fast food chains to rethink their pricing strategies. While many initially feared that higher labor costs would lead to increased prices, a different trend is emerging. To attract customers, some restaurants are introducing new value menus, potentially…

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Newsom’s California Minimum Wage Hike Is Leading to Lower Prices at Fast Food Chains

California’s recent minimum wage hike to $20 per hour, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom, has prompted fast food chains to adapt their strategies. While initial reactions suggested higher prices to offset increased labor costs, a surprising trend is emerging: some restaurants are introducing new value menus to attract customers, potentially leading to lower…

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DeSantis’ New Law: Condo Owners May Be Forced to Move But Could See Huge Windfall

Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 4D (SB 4D) and Senate Bill 2D, marking a significant step towards improving building safety and property insurance regulations in Florida. The bills were enacted in response to the tragic collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside, Florida, in June 2021. Under the new law, all…

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DeSantis’ Condo Law: A Financial Hurricane Continues to Wreak Havoc on Florida Homeowners

Homeowners in the Villas of Carillon townhome community in Feather Sound, Florida, are grappling with a significant financial burden following a request from their homeowners association (HOA) board for a $60,000 special assessment. In early June, homeowners received notice detailing that the HOA’s reserves had never been fully funded in its 20-year history, presenting the…

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UPS Layoffs Surge: 12,000 Job Cuts Include 540 at Baltimore Warehouse

United Parcel Service (UPS) has announced plans to close its Baltimore County distribution warehouse, leading to the layoff of 540 workers. The company notified the Maryland Department of Labor on June 20 about the closure of its facility located at 3901 Vero Road, scheduled for August 23. This 182,000-square-foot facility, situated off Interstate 95 and…

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