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Friday, May 29, 2026
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Curaleaf Is Doing a Reverse Stock Split — Here's What That Actually Means
Cannabis company Curaleaf just announced it's consolidating its shares in a move designed to get onto a major U.S. stock exchange. It sounds technical, but the real story is about what's happening to the American weed industry right now.
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Live Nation Found Guilty of Overcharging Fans $1.72 Per Ticket
A jury just ruled against the world's biggest concert giant in a major antitrust case. The verdict could reshape how you buy tickets — and how much you pay for them.
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Boeing Is Back in the Satellite Business and It Needs This Win
Boeing just unveiled a new satellite platform and promised dozens of deliveries this year. After years of crises, the aerospace giant is betting its space division can help rebuild its reputation — and its balance sheet.
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Allbirds Is Done Selling Shoes. Now It Wants to Be an AI Company.
The wool sneaker brand that became a symbol of feel-good consumerism is pivoting hard into artificial intelligence, licensing its internal retail tech to other brands. It's either a genuine reinvention or a Hail Mary — and the market will decide.
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More to Know
- 6→Global Economy
Oil prices just dropped hard — and Iran is why
Crude oil took a sharp tumble today as the U.S. and Iran signaled they might actually talk. When those two countries inch toward diplomacy, energy markets feel it immediately — and so does everything priced in oil.
- 7→Economics
A Fed official just said rate cuts could wait until 2027
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee dropped a number that rattled markets: interest rates might stay elevated for another year or more. Here's what changed his math.
- 8→Stock Market
Anthropic's AI web design tool just kneecapped two major stocks
Figma and Wix watched their share prices tumble after Anthropic announced it's coming for the web design market. When AI labs start building products, someone always loses.