by Coralie Carlson | Dec 6, 2024
At Traverse Bay Farms near the shore of Lake Michigan, where visitors can try the region’s famous tart cherries in treats from juice to salsa, the pandemic cherry-picked a new type of customer. More remote workers moved to rural Michigan, where Andy LaPointe runs his...
by Eliot Force | Dec 5, 2024
After getting married at the start of 2024, California based medical device engineer Priyo Murugesh and his wife were looking into buying a home for about 8 months. The couple recently saved enough for a down payment, and they were getting ready for pre-approval and...
by Genna Contino | Dec 5, 2024
As pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly evolves its popular obesity and diabetes drug, the company has discovered positive side effects that could develop into spin-off medications. Users of GLP-1 drugs, which regulate blood sugar, appetite and digestion, have reported...
by Eliot Force | Nov 26, 2024
Electronic Arts raised its guidance for fiscal year 2025, thanks in part to the strong performance of EA Sports College Football 25 and Madden NFL 25. Sales for the quarter totaled $2.08 billion, up 14% from the year-earlier quarter and above what the company...
by Lilah Burke | Nov 22, 2024
Lucy Faust was a typical Lululemon Athletica Inc. customer. Introduced to the brand as a teenager, she bought activewear from the company for several years. “They were the first big brand to sort of do athleisure and prioritize a comfortable fabric,” Faust said. But...
by Hannah Fierick | Nov 21, 2024
SiriusXM said it expected slower growth in ad revenue as it dimmed its forecast for the year. Weaker demand from traditional subscribers drove subscriber revenue down more than 3% from a year earlier in the third quarter. The lower-than-expected numbers led...
