Dutch Bros Stock Sinks After Earnings, Even With Revenue Up 32%
Dutch Bros reported a strong second quarter on Wednesday, August 5, 2026 — revenue up 32.5%, profit up by a third, average sales per shop at a record, its full-year
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Prices, jobs, market moves and recalls that are about cost rather than safety — what happened, what it costs you, and which numbers are still unconfirmed.
Trump’s Struck-Down Tariffs: $100 Billion in Refunds Is Headed Back to Importers — Not to Shoppers
The federal government has certified roughly $100 billion in refunds of the tariffs the Supreme Court struck down in February and moved the money to the U.S
JPMorganChase Commits More Than $750 Billion to U.S. Housing Financing Through 2035
JPMorganChase says it will put more than $750 billion to work in U.S. housing over the coming decade.
Federal Student Aid Right Now: Your Own SAVE Deadline, an Auto-Pay Rate Cut by Sept. 30, and New Borrowing Caps
Millions of federal student loan borrowers are on a deadline this summer, and for many of them it is a personal deadline that no one else shares.
SpaceX Beat Estimates in Its First Earnings Report — the Stock Fell Anyway, on $18.4 Billion in Spending and the August 6 Lock-Up
SpaceX’s first earnings report as a public company was, by the usual yardsticks, a strong one.
Salad and Go Has Closed All Its Drive-Thrus, and Dutch Bros Is Buying Most of the Sites
Salad and Go, the Arizona-born chain that turned the drive-thru lane into a salad line, is going out of business entirely. The company announced Tuesday, Aug.
Walgreens Is Closing Fewer Than 100 Stores in 2026, Not the Whole Chain
Walgreens is shutting down some of its pharmacies this year, but the chain is not going out of business.
2027 Social Security COLA Estimated at 3.5% to 3.6% — Official Number Comes in October
Social Security’s annual cost-of-living raise for 2027 is not official yet, but the forecasts circulating now point to the largest increase since 2023