Why it matters: Tyson Foods' results show a widening shift in how Americans are buying meat: the move toward chicken is playing out in grocery aisles and in a restaurant sector seeing a traffic rebound.
The price of your groceries may depend on who, or what, delivers them.
What you need to know: Autonomous trucks — trucks that operate without a driver — could lower shipping costs, helping reduce grocery prices while improving safety and supply chain efficiency.
For some budget travelers, Spirit Airlines was more than the punchline of a joke about ultra-low-fare airline options — it wasthe only option, travel pros tell Axios.
The big picture: The grounding of the low-cost carrier comes amid an affordability crisis that's left Americans with a bleak outlook on personal finances.
The United States has crossed a symbolic milestone: The national debt is now larger than its gross domestic product. But it's not the level of that ratio that is alarming — it's the trajectory.
The big picture: There's nothing inherently unsustainable about a 100% debt-to-GDP level. What matters is why it got that high, the prospects for future borrowing, and the forecast for growth and borrowing costs.
Fast-growing Southern metros offer the best job opportunities for college graduates, according to a new study.
The big picture: Birmingham, Alabama, and Tampa Bay, Florida, top the list, based on payroll processor ADP's ranking of 20-something hiring rates, wages and affordability.
Spirit Airlines is dead, but the finger-pointing is very much alive.
Trump administration officials spent the weekend blaming former President Biden, whose Justice Department successfully blocked JetBlue from buying Spirit for $3.8 billion.
Spirit told the White House to look in the mirror, saying its insolvency was sparked by an Iran war that's caused jet fuel prices to spike.
Why it matters: Around 17,000 people just lost their jobs, and thousands of passengers found themselves stranded.
GameStop has offered to acquire eBay for around $55 billion in cash and stock.
Why it matters: This felt weird, even by GameStop standards, when news first leaked on Friday. Then it got downright surreal Monday morning, as GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen either couldn't or wouldn't explain the basic bid details during a CNBC interview.
