NFL merchandise sales stats are rolling in and it points to women having a big purchasing share into the brand. Continue reading →
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70 Million concert goers in 2016 for Live Nation
While scanning some numbers today, I stumbled upon Live Nation’s projected Continue reading →
Black Lives Matter learns hard economic lesson on boycott threat
Black Lives Matter may be popular with progressive media, but not with every day Americans. Continue reading →
Dave Chappelle’s Saturday Night Live speech on race doesn’t match history
While Dave Chappelle is being heralded for giving a great “race” speech on Saturday Night Live, his historical account is wrong. Continue reading →
Minimum wage law increase new victim…childcare prices
Voters are finding out that passing minimum wage hikes leads to shrinkage in their wallets. Continue reading →
Drunk on supply, Bourbon market may be crashing soon
The alcohol product of Bourbon maybe facing price drops and quality product deterioration due to oversupply. Continue reading →
Chart: Smith & Wesson stock plunges after Trump victory
Investors confidence has waned since the election of a pro gun rights President. Continue reading →
Donald Trump’s plan for first 100 days in office
Less than 24 hours after the political shocker of our lifetime, Continue reading →
Time to tax the famous entertainers
I have no issue with anyone being active in politics, but famous people get a bigger stage than the “Average Joe”. Continue reading →
How much did the first pair of Nike shoes sell for?
Hard to believe Nike has been in consumers lives for 45 years. Continue reading →
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