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Sam Adams Says Hold My Beer — And You Are: Sales Numbers Dispute Cannabis Cannibalization Narrative

Sam Adams maker Boston Beer Company isn't seeing its cannabis-infused beverage segment drain revenue from its flagship lager.

Is Honda's $11B Canada EV Deal Worth It? Rival Ford Burns Up To $65,000 On Every Electric Car It Sells

Honda aims to exclusively offer EVs and fuel cell-powered vehicles by 2040. Its rivals tried this, too — and lost billions.

Boeing Isn't Junk Status — Yet: Moody's Outlook On Aircraft Maker Goes Negative

Boeing is still considered "investment-grade," but a lower rating would mean that it's a "speculative" play — "junk" status.

Non-Compete Clauses Are A Thing Of The Past, At Least For Now: FTC Issues Landmark Ban, Chamber Of Commerce Plans To Sue

Non-compete agreements nationwide were banned by the FTC in a three-to-two vote. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is clapping back.

After UAW Wins Big In Tennessee, $40M Campaign Continues: 35 Car Plants Are Next

Auto union leader Shawn Fain said pundits all bet that the union would lose at the VW plant in Tennessee. They were wrong.

Chinese Hackers May Control Your Water And Are Laying in Wait, FBI Warns — 3 Startups To Watch

Hackers can "physically wreak havoc on our critical infrastructure at a time of its choosing," the FBI warns.

EXCLUSIVE: NFL Athletes Rewrite The Playbook On Money Management — 'Players Doing Great Things And Establishing Generational Wealth'

A who's who of current NFL players and legends joined Usama Young at the NYSE for the most recent wealth management workshop.

Is Your Home For Sale? It's 'Peak Week,' Researchers Say

If your home is for sale, mid-April listings get 22.8% more views than usual. This ideal week also shows that houses sell at a faster pace.

How Does The Stock Market Perform Ahead Of Tax Day? 'Rough' At First, Data Shows

Tax Day usually coincides with a jittery stock market as the S&P 500 Index typically declines during the first half of April.

Biden Wipes More Than $7M In Student Debt For 277K Borrowers: 'Too Many People Feel The Strain And Stress'

The GOP says the plan defies the Supreme Court. But Biden and the Department of Education point to existing laws from 1993.

Apple In AI Arms Race, Looks To Revamp Lagging Mac Sales: Report

The so-called "Magnificent Seven" stocks, a group that includes Apple, seem to be grabbing headlines daily due to AI ambitions.

EXCLUSIVE: Marathon, Riot, Hut 8 CEOs Tell Benzinga How Bitcoin Halving Will Impact Miners

Benzinga asked the CEOs of three mining companies what their thoughts are concerning this preordained event. Here's what they had to say.

Prop Betting On College Athletes Is 'Enormously Problematic,' NCAA President Says: 'Is That Really What We Should Talk About?'

Critics say the prop betting, heightened during high-profile events like March Madness and the Super Bowl, is an added ick factor to sports.

As Biden Readies Another Large-Scale Student Loan Forgiveness Plan, Here Are Stocks To Watch

The Biden administration is reportedly announcing a renewed proposal to reduce or eliminate student loan debt for millions of borrowers.

Earthquake In NYC? Yup. Social Media Lights Up As Buildings Shake From 4.7 Magnitude

An earthquake that started in Tewksbury, N.J. rippled across the tri-state area; but it wasn't the first in 2024.

Elon Musk Whiffs In Lawsuit Against Watchdog Group, Judge Blasts Case As Trying To 'Punish Defendants For Speech'

Elon Musk, who fancies himself a "free speech absolutist," saw a California judge dismiss his case against a nonprofit.

Trump Addresses Christian Convention: 'We Don't Answer To Washington, We Answer To God'

Former President Donald Trump, who is expected to appear in court on March 25 for hush money payments he made to a porn star, spoke at the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) International Christian Media Conve

Ford Plant Faces Strike As UAW Rallies Workers To Resolve Demands

The Detroit union on Friday confirmed that nearly 9,000 UAW autoworkers may strike at a Ford truck plant — the company's largest.

Harvard President Resigns, Ackman Reacts: University's Reputation Is 'Beyond Stained'

Harvard University President Claudine Gay announced her resignation on Tuesday, just six months after assuming the prestigious position.

'We're Not Pimp My Ride': Land Rovers Rev Onto Nasdaq, ECD Auto Design Goes Public

It's easy to imagine why auto enthusiasts would be nostalgic for the Land Rover Defenders of the 1980s.