A recent Reagan Institute survey reveals that Americans are divided on how to address Social Security's projected insolvency in 2032. Most voters oppose raising payroll taxes (80%) or cutting benefits (90%), with slightly more support for raising the retirement age (26%). However, 71% favor cutting benefits for wealthy retirees with over $1 million net worth. The survey highlights widespread misunderstanding about Social Security funding and resistance to borrowing or increasing national debt. Medicare faces similar funding challenges, with mixed opinions on tax increases and benefit adjustments.
Arhaus reported record Q2 net revenue of $385 million, a 7.4% increase year-over-year, driven by strong customer demand and a 12.5% rise in comparable sales. Earnings per share of $0.28 beat estimates by 75%, supported by a 16.1% increase in gross ma...
Flutter Entertainment's stock dropped 13% following a significant earnings miss and the announcement of CEO Peter Jackson's departure. The company reported Q2 earnings of $0.49 per share, well below the expected $0.60, and cut its full-year U.S. prof...
Attovia Therapeutics, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, completed an upsized IPO by selling 19.55 million shares, including an underwriter option, raising approximately $332.40 million. The stock opened at $21.00 per share on Nasdaq and rea...
Aflac reported Q2 2026 earnings per share of $1.75, slightly below analyst estimates, while revenue of $4.12 billion narrowly exceeded projections. The company's improved profitability in Japan, highlighted by a better benefit-to-premium ratio of 61....
YXT.COM Group Holding Limited's stock plunged 66.07% following a registered direct offering that raised concerns about share dilution. The leveraged ETF Tradr 2X Long APP Daily ETF (APPX) fell 39.22%, highlighting the risks of leveraged products. Des...
