Monthly Archives: April, 2023

World’s Largest Food Company Raises Prices 10%

Nestle, the world's largest food company, raised prices nearly 10% in the first quarter with only minimal loss in volume. Nestlé raised prices at close...

Friends, A Curated Monster Master List for You

Friends, how are we different? I’ll tell you. When you open a brokerage account at Fidelity, the world is your oyster. The account is...

Toyota Bets on Practical Electric Vehicles

Toyota will roll out the Prius Prime to dealers in May. The Prius Prime is a plug-in hybrid gas-electric vehicle. While hybrids are known...

Only You Can Make This Happen: “That Was Fun”

Happy Friday. Your Survival Guy was talking with a client yesterday. He was at the helm of his sailboat. They were making their way...

Regional Banks Steadying Themselves after SVB Collapse

Regional banks are attempting to steady themselves as the volatility in the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank subsides. Stephen Gandel, Joshua...

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Will State Pension Funds Get Over the Cash Hurdle?

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U.S.-Canada Oil Ties Tense Amid Tariff Warnings

David Uberti of Bloomberg reports that President Donald Trump’s...

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Frozen Gold: Greenland’s Riches and the Struggle to Extract Them

Greenland has vast mineral reserves critical for tech and...

EV MARKET: It’s Getting Crowded in Here

New entrants are rushing into the EV space. The...

Executive Order to Boost U.S. Energy Production

The executive order, Unleashing American Energy, seeks to boost...

Fidelity FCASH Alert, 5% Yields, and Trump’s Economy

If you’re a Fidelity customer and have a money...

Could U.S. Gas Prices Fall 3% in 2025?

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) forecasts a decrease...