Robert Kiyosaki warned on X that the “biggest crash in history” is about to hit, affecting global markets, jobs, and real estate. He cites geopolitical tensions, tariff uncertainties, and AI‑driven job displacement as catalysts, echoing concerns from U.S. Bank wealth strategists. Kiyosaki recommends hedging with precious metals and cryptocurrencies, projecting gold at $27,000 per ounce, silver at $200 per ounce, and Bitcoin reaching $250,000 in 2026. Recent price surges in gold and silver and a 40% decline in Bitcoin underscore the volatility of his suggested safe‑havens.
Papa John’s announced plans to shutter roughly 300 underperforming U.S. restaurants by the end of 2027, with about 200 closures slated for this year. The move follows a 5.4% drop in same‑store sales across North America and a broader flat‑lining...
Georgia’s Division of Family and Children Services is confronting an $85.7 million projected budget deficit, prompting emergency cost‑saving measures that have slashed service referrals and delayed reunification efforts. Commissioner Candice Broce terminated underperforming contracts and imposed new approval steps, yet the...
Boston Market, once a thriving rotisserie chicken chain with over 1,200 locations in the 1990s, has dwindled to fewer than 20 restaurants by early 2024. The decline accelerated after aggressive cost‑cutting eroded food quality and coincided with grocery retailers offering...
Stocks in Asia and Europe fell as investors digested the U.S. Supreme Court’s tariff ruling and President Trump’s threat of new 10‑15 percent duties. Goldman Sachs’ Risk Appetite Indicator slipped, and gold jumped 1.81 % toward a record high. While the S&P 500...