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While the Thanksgiving meal is traditionally eaten around a dinner table with family and a fire burning in the background, some airlines are turning the day into a marketing opportunity and serving holiday travelers a special menu. This year, Dubai-based Emirates will put most U.S.-based airlines to shame with a Thanksgiving menu that reportedly includes ultra-fancy dishes like celeriac and pear soup, turkey leg roulade with roasted butternut, and warm apple fritters with mascarpone cream for dessert. More:

Have you noticed when grocery shopping that the price of eggs seems to have skyrocketed? You might ask yourself, what's making eggs so expensive? It all boils down to the laws of supply and demand. Sure, demand is up during the holidays, but that seems to be only half of the story.

All right, put down that shovel and lend an ear: the Oracle of Ohama has something to say. If you're going to listen to anyone, the ninth richest person on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index is probably a good choice. Investors gained some insights into Buffett's recent stock activity through?Berkshire Hathaway's 13F filing?with the Securities and Exchange Commission. More: https://trib.al/amxxJzi

As TJX sees a boost in sales, it claims that Trump’s proposed tariffs, which include 60% to 100% on all goods that come from China and 10% to 20% on goods imported from all other countries, will actually help its stores thrive. Here's why.

Ford Motor Co. recently halted production of its F-150 electric pickup trucks until early January 2025 after sales for the model slipped in October. If you’re looking for alternatives, there are other electric pickup trucks to choose from, but the selection of vehicles is still fairly limited, and certain trucks won't become available until 2025. Just like their electric sedan or SUV brethren, electric pickups aren’t cheap, due in part to some of the same factors affecting the entire automobile industry, like rising material and labor costs. The lowest-priced truck on this list fetches around $60,000. Ford suspending production of the F-150 Lightning might indicate sluggish demand for electric pickups and could be a sign that automakers could slash prices for their 2024 models as we enter 2025. More:

Former NFL linebacker?Brandon Copeland?wasn't afraid to take risks in both his athletic and financial careers. The former footballer turned real estate investor joined TheStreet to discuss how he got started in his financial journey.

Former NFL linebacker?Brandon Copeland?wasn't afraid to take risks in both his athletic and financial careers. The former footballer turned real estate investor joined TheStreet to discuss how he got started in his financial journey.

Much like the computer industry at large, Michael Dell’s wealth has grown substantially in the 40 years since he started selling computer parts from his dorm room at the University of Texas. The way Michael Dell ran his fledgling company during the second half of the 80s helped him break into — and then shape — the burgeoning computer industry. By using just-in-time inventory management, offering toll-free customer support, and avoiding the in-person retail market, Dell was able to save money, win loyal customers, and gain market share, rapidly growing his business into the household name it is today. Now, four decades later, Dell Technologies remains one of the dominant names in personal computing, and two-time CEO Michael Dell’s net worth lands him among a select group of fewer than 20 individuals whose personal wealth exceeds $100 billion. So, what is he worth today? And how much does he make annually as Dell’s CEO?

The market is the master; you can excel once you recognize and embrace that fact. The biggest obstacle to your market success is you. You are your biggest enemy. A voice in your head wants you to believe you possess unique market insight when you don’t. That voice prevents you from seeing the stock market as it is and from making the critical decisions you need to make to produce superior returns. Detaching yourself from your ego and realizing you can't be confident in things you can't control are among the keys to better trading. More:

The three major Hollywood studio movies opening over the next week are expected to rake in more revenue than during any Thanksgiving period in history. The trio offers a bright spot in an industry that has been slow to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and then was further hampered by the 2023 labor strikes. Two of the biggest studios in Hollywood are behind the films: Disney produced "Moana 2" and Universal produced "Wicked" and "Gladiator II." The three films are expected to deliver at least $300 million during the five-day holiday period, which technically spans the Wednesday before Thanksgiving through the following Sunday. More: