FINANCE
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Triumph Financial COO Edward Schreyer Sells 2,900 Shares for $213,875
Edward Joseph Schreyer, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Triumph Financial (NYSE:TFIN), sold 2,900 shares of common stock on Aug. 20, 2026, according to a recent SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average sale price ($73.75); post-transaction value based on Aug. 20, 2026, market close ($73.93). Key questions How does…
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Costco shuts down key service without notice
Costco did not even sell merchandise on its website until 1998, and in those days, the selection was very limited. Sure, Costco Travel lived there, but the website was more about advertising ancillary services such as TurboTax access than about selling anything to members. In recent years, however, Costco has offered a greatly expanded selection, and it allows members to…
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PayPal just lost its $53 billion safety net
PayPal (PYPL) investors spent much of the summer pricing in the possibility that somebody else will swoop in and fix the company’s valuation problem. The option is now gone. A consortium of payment company Stripe and private-equity firm Advent International has withdrawn its bid for PayPal after previously offering $60.50 a share, or about $53 billion. PayPal shares fell 12.7%…
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Just received a settlement? Here are 5 smart ways to use the money.
It’s been a summer of settlements, with major companies such as Equifax, Capital One, and Amazon paying out millions — even billions — of dollars to consumers. Whether you’ve been involved in a class action lawsuit, a personal injury lawsuit, or other type of case, settling out of court can result in a major windfall. And having a plan for…
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Best credit cards for groceries (2026)
Should you get a credit card for groceries? Between weekly hauls, restocks, and the occasional pitstop on the way home from work, grocery shopping is likely one of your biggest monthly expenses. In fact, the average cost Americans incur for food at home is $5,703 per year — nearly $500 per month. With regular grocery bills that high, it pays…
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Hyundai considers Georgia Metaplant expansion to 800,000 units
Hyundai Motor is considering expanding production capacity at its Georgia assembly plant from 500,000 vehicles annually to between 700,000 and 800,000 units by 2028, CEO José Muñoz told CNBC on Thursday. The South Korean automaker said following publication of the interview that the plans are under consideration but not yet confirmed. At the upper end of that range, the Georgia…
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Strong travel rewards, limited perks
As a business owner, you can use the U.S. Bank Business Altitude® Connect Visa Signature® Card to earn rewards on travel, as well as dining and cell phone services. This card is an affordable option with benefits you can use while on the road or at your home office. U.S. Bank Business Altitude Connect Visa Signature overview Annual fee $0…
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The Anti-AI ETF Is Here, and Its Biggest Holdings Are Engines, Trucks and Air Conditioners
Quick Read Cummins (CMI) posted record Q2 Power Systems sales of $2.3 billion, up 19%, by selling backup diesel generators directly to AI data centers. AutoZone (AZO) and Lennox (LII) anchor LOHA’s physical-moat thesis, though Lennox’s residential revenues fell 30% as high mortgage rates squeezed demand. Many financial professionals are salespeople paid on what they push, not whether you end…
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Market Update: BTI, MCHP, APTV, TWLO, CAVA
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This Dividend Stock’s Moat Is as Wide as It Gets. 3 Reasons to Buy and Hold Forever.
Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) has achieved something that few others have. Not only is it one of the world’s largest consumer staples companies, but it is also a Dividend King with a 70-year streak of annual dividend increases. That is the longest streak among consumer staples makers, with the next-closest streak held by Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) at 64 years.…
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