Alex Summers articles

Money talks, and these companies have plenty to say. The world's business scenario is dominated by a handful of corporations that shape everything around us. Ready to test your knowledge? This quick quiz might surprise you.

Change in corporate America rarely happens overnight, and when it does, it's often by design. Across industries, familiar names are adjusting their priorities and rethinking their public stance on issues once considered non-negotiable. Companies that championed inclusivity have turned the tables around.

The middle-class clings to financial advice that feels smart but often keeps them stuck. Some of these habits are glaringly obvious, while others quietly sabotage wealth-building. Here’s a breakdown of 44 money rules you need to unlearn—starting today.

Not everything in your grocery cart is a smart buy. Some items spoil faster than expected, others cost more than they’re worth, and a few end up untouched until they expire. Here are some of these waste buys.

Dave Ramsey is a legend. But he isn’t the only one. Today, meet another who is a Chartered Financial Analyst who retired at 42 through strategy. That’s Michael Gregory. While Gregory values Ramsey’s foundational advice, here is what he can add.

Money can be a tricky topic, but avoiding the conversation before marriage can lead to bigger problems down the road. Before you walk down the aisle, what should you discuss about your financial future?

Property taxes are rising across the country, but some states are seeing sharper increases than others. Your following tax statement might surprise you if you live in one of these states.

You plan what's yours, which will always be yours. However, in the blink of an eye, the world can take back what you thought was permanent. The fine print, the rules you never read—highlight that not everything is secured by your will.

Some brands beg for attention, but that's not Hermes's style. No flashy ads, no influencer deals, yet it remains one of the most well-known and loved luxury brands in the world. Why? Let's break it down.