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Stephen Miller drops the bomb hundreds of billions already funneled into trillions for illegals… This system democrats rigged keeps taxpayers bleeding cash while locking in future voters… People demand arrests and prison time after years of this open grift… Working families watch their money vanish into the endless migrant pipeline… Trump insiders finally name the …
Is it just me, or does it feel like everything is just about to spiral out of control with this AI-memory-boom-chatbot-slop-crisis thing? We already know that memory prices have gone bananas and that the crisis is complicating the production of all kinds of computing-adjacent devices. Now the CEO of memory specialist Phison is reported to …
This is a serious problem for the Mag 7. Share buybacks always put a floor on how low these stocks could drop. It gave their shares a steady bid every quarter How do their stocks stay valued at $4 trillion without the buybacks? Microsoft is already rolling over💀 https://t.co/dzFek20ChN — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) February 10, …
French startup Ÿnsect shot into the spotlight when “Iron Man” star Robert Downey Jr. touted its merits on the “Late Show” during Super Bowl weekend 2021. Now, nearly four years later, the insect farming company has been placed into judicial liquidation — essentially bankruptcy — for insolvency. The company’s demise is hardly a surprise, as …
“This is 2007, 2008 magnified multiple times over,” warns Mitch Vexler, a commercial real estate developer who has gone forensic on America’s crumbling financial foundations. In today’s interview, Vexler dismantles the narrative of stability. He details a $23 trillion property overvaluation scheme, a $2 trillion commercial real estate cliff, and trillions in impaired bank loans—all …
by Michael Why is the number of business bankruptcies in the United States rising so rapidly? It isn’t because the economy is doing well. Every day there are more news stories about businesses that have failed, and this is clearly reflected in the numbers that I am about to share with you. We haven’t seen …
Corporate Insiders are dumping near all-time highs 🚨🚨 pic.twitter.com/8BmuyrgkZv — Barchart (@Barchart) November 14, 2025 BREAKING: 655 US large companies have gone bankrupt year-to-date, the highest number in 15 years. This has already surpassed all previous full-year totals since 2011, except for 2024. Since 2022, bankruptcies have risen nearly +100%. This comes as 68 companies …
It's all fun and games until the banks accelerate your loans when times get tough. — Dirty Birds (@DirtyBirdFlow) October 13, 2025
Publishers Clearing House’s bankruptcy means ‘forever’ winners will no longer get paid https://t.co/kd1wuYLK4P — Steve Mudflap McGrew’s REMASCULATE podcast (@REMASCULATE) September 21, 2025 “Publishers Clearing House filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April, citing mounting financial constraints. The filing revealed the company had amassed liabilities between $50 and $100 million, but had available assets …
Too much debt, breaking points are close, so many signs. THE ENTIRE WORLD IS ABOUT TO GO BANKRUPT. — Make Gold Great (@MakeGoldGreat) August 28, 2025 Trump wants the Fed to cut interest rates so the government can lower its borrowing costs. But creditors won’t lend the U.S. Govt. more money if interest rates are …
by Michael Is the fact that large companies are filing for bankruptcy at the fastest pace in 15 years a good sign for the economy or a bad sign for the economy? I don’t even have to answer that question because all of you already know the answer. And as you will see below, other types …
Social Security will be “bankrupt” in 7 years. At which point the options are: – Cut grandma’s check– Hike everybody’s taxes– Raise retirement to 75 Or what they will do: Borrow another trillion per year. pic.twitter.com/b8t3SSfK8c — Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) August 28, 2025
by James Hickman I know it’s cliche, but one of the happiest days of my life was a bit more than four years ago when my daughter was born in Cancún, Mexico. My wife and I chose Mexico deliberately— given all the COVID craziness that was going on (especially in the US), we wanted to …
Chevrolet Blazer: Lincoln Aviator: Volvo XC60: Rivian R1T: Polestar 2: Ford Bronco: Jeep Wrangler: Nissan Frontier: Mitsubishi Mirage: begin 2:35 h/t TIO JUAN
Humane, which made wearable, AI-embedded pins, is shutting down the devices it had sold and pawning off its software, patents and employees to Palo Alto tech giant HP Inc. The deal, which Humane said in a Tuesday press release will close at the end of February, marks the end of the line for a startup …
12 well-known companies that went bankrupt in 2024 byu/ChampionshipUsed9855 inu_ChampionshipUsed9855
HOUSTON – 23andMe, the popular at-home genetic testing company, has helped millions of people uncover their family roots and health risks through DNA analysis. However, recent financial troubles have raised concerns for its 15 million customers, especially about what could happen to their sensitive genetic data if the company goes under. Some fear that their …
(FT) Donald Trump’s new administration will revive its “maximum pressure” policy to “bankrupt” Iran’s ability to fund regional proxies and develop nuclear weapons, according to people familiar with the transition. Trump’s foreign policy team will seek to ratchet up sanctions on Tehran, including vital oil exports, as soon as the president-elect re-enters the White House …
“Franchise Group Inc., the owner of brands including the Vitamin Shoppe and Pet Supplies Plus, has filed for bankruptcy protection after months of losses and turmoil surrounding its founder and its backer B. Riley Financial Inc, with up to $10 billion in liabilities” It’s crazy to me all these companies going bankrupt and media just …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3sCMX0dvbY h/t Captain Woodrow F. Call
By Tsvetana Paraskova Slumping refining margins amid tepid fuel demand in China have already claimed victims among the refineries in the Shandong province, where two plants operated by chemicals giant Sinochem were declared bankrupt in recent days. Zhenghe Group Co and Shandong Huaxing Petrochemical Group Co were declared bankrupt after creditors failed to agree on …
by Mike Shedlock The unions and government leaders are howling but what must be done will be done. Big Outcry Over Closures DW reports VW’s Warning on Plant Closures in Germany Causes Outcry. Volkswagen’s announcement on Monday (September 2) that it is considering closing factories in Germany is unprecedented in the German automaker’s 87-year history. Such …
by Michael Businesses are declaring bankruptcy at a much faster rate than they did last year. Thousands upon thousands of once thriving businesses are failing, but this just must be another sign that the economy is “fine”. No matter how bad the numbers get, we are assured that the people running things have everything under …
The American restaurant industry, once dominated by well-established chains that appeared immune to economic ups and downs, is now undergoing a significant transformation. In recent years, a trend known as the “restaurant apocalypse” has been causing numerous closures, bankruptcies, and financial challenges. Long-time favorites like Burger King, Wendy’s, Boston Market, Red Lobster, and Popeyes face …
Government's solution? Tax more and spend more. This is why we're in this mess. — Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld) July 22, 2024 Elon Musk is spitting facts. byu/TrustMeBroAllFacts inWallstreetsilver Is anyone concern about the US debt? byu/mcoo_00 ineconomicCollapse
Burger King. Wendy’s. Boston Market. Red Lobster. Popeye’s. Arby’s. Corner Bakery. Carl’s Jr. The list goes on. On top of being some of the most iconic restaurants in the U.S., what do all of these companies have in common? According to U.S. Court documents, these brands have all faced bankruptcies over the past year as …
According to ATTOM data solutions, right now the average household is spending upwards of 35% of their gross income just on their mortgage, taxes and insurance. Which obviously does not include any other cost of running a household like utilities, surprise expenses, or repairs, renovations, etc. And since this figure is based on gross income, …
US bankruptcies are riding rapidly: 275 large companies have declared bankruptcy through May of this year, the 2nd highest since 2010. Over the last 14 years, only 2023 saw a higher count of bankruptcy registrations, at 277. In May 2024 alone, 62 firms have gone bankrupt, the… pic.twitter.com/ymNU6fYEcr — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) June 22, …
