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The U.S. economy has shown signs of resilience and even progress in recent months—yet legendary investor Warren Buffett keeps dumping stocks.

Investor Michael Burry's latest SEC report revealed bearish bets against the economy.

Unilever—the company that owns Ben & Jerry's—has been struggling recently, with its share price dropping by 10 percent in May.

The fall in Beyond Meat's stock follows an economic trend that is often seen with alternatives to conventional products.

"Can you imagine, you're just gonna send a f****** can to some confused person," Rogan said of Bud Light and Mulvaney on his podcast.

Target continues its losing streak in the stock market.

"This was the result of one can. It was not made for production or sale to the general public," Anheuser-Busch inBev CEO Michel Doukeris said.

The retailer announced on Tuesday that it will remove some of its LGBTQ+ apparel after some staff members "experienced threats."

Investors' fears of an upcoming downturn in the stock market have grown after Warren Buffett dumped $13 billion in U.S. stocks in the first quarter of the year.

Berkshire Hathaway's sale of U.S. stocks signals that Buffett anticipates a recession, experts say.

Anheuser-Busch's stock price and Bud Light sales figures have been a focus for those boycotting the brand. What do sales data and the markets tell us?

Stock prices in the sports outlet's parent company dropped 13 percent on Thursday, following the presenter's departure and a "lukewarm" earnings report.

Efforts by the Federal Reserve to calm market fears failed to prevent stock prices from falling Wednesday.

Representative Lois Frankel traded stock in First Republic in mid-March after Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, a financial disclosure filing shows.

The financial impact of Carlson's surprise exit at Fox News is being compared to the beer brand's saga of the past month.

Carlson frequently ranked among the most-watched cable news show prior to the network's announcement they would part ways on Monday.

Following the furore over its partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, Bud Light's parent company has seen a fall in its market capitalization of more than $3 billion.

Many conservatives have complained about the brewing company's recent partnership with transgender influencer Mulvaney.

The stock had dropped 8 percent by 3 p.m. Tuesday. Other Trump-associated stocks also dipped following the former president's arrest and arraignment.

First Republic is among the U.S. banks experiencing instability in the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

Fears mounted on Wednesday that Credit Suisse could be the next bank to collapse.

Among the pensions that invested in Silicone Valley Bank were America's largest public pension fund and its largest teachers retirement fund.

"We're speaking about institutions with trillions of dollars of assets, not $400 billion like SVB," economist Nouriel Roubini told Newsweek.

SEC filings show that SVB executives have been dumping stock as early as May 2021. The bank was shut down on Friday after a shocking 48-hour bank run.

Buybacks allow companies to send profits to shareholders instead of investing in their businesses, workers, and communities.

Michael Burry, a prominent investor depicted in "The Big Short" book and film, shared a message that left people guessing.

Progressive firebrands backed the Pelosi Act, calling Hawley's bill "good politics."

Congressional filings show that Pelosi sold 10,000 shares of Google stock on three occasions in December—a month before the DOJ announced its antitrust lawsuit.

Nuclear fusion is often hailed as the holy grail of energy because it is cheap, clean and nearly limitless as a source of power.

Disney said Iger was coming back to the company to replace Bob Chapek immediately.