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A slowdown in consumption has created a new problem, a lot of shipping containers. Here are some ways they are being used in Five for Friday.

From World Cup stadium to housing, 5 ways to repurpose shipping containers
Your life is about to change, but first, here are the steps you need to take before you claim your Powerball prize in this week's Five For Friday.

5 things to do if you win the $1.5B Powerball jackpot
Adidas dropped its partnership with rapper and designer Kanye West. We have 5 celebrities that have seen their deals with brands implode.

Adidas dumps Kanye West and 5 other celebrity brand deals that went bust
Elon Musk is on his way to taking Twitter from public to private. Here are some huge companies that went the same route in Five for Friday.

Elon Musk ‘overpaying’ to take Twitter private, these 5 went private too
Thanks to new NCAA rules allowing college athletes to cash in on their name, image and likeness (NIL), sports stars are making millions.

Lebron James’ son Bronny signs with Nike plus these 5 athletes cash in on NIL
The Kardashian-Jenner family have been great for brands. But here are the deals that landed them in legal trouble in Five for Friday.

Five times the Kardashian-Jenner clan got in legal trouble over promotions
The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq are all in a bear market. We have the former hot Wall Street trends that are slowing down in Five for Friday.

Five Wall Street trends screeching to a halt in the bear market
Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg have lost huge amounts of money this year. Here's who's moving up the billionaire ranks in Five for Friday.

Move over Bezos and Zuckerberg, these 5 billionaires are moving up the ranks
When activist investors take a major stake in a firm, things are bound to get rocky. We have five companies facing activist investors.

Disney, Twitter among top companies fighting activist investors
Concerns about the economy are forcing some companies to move ahead with job cuts. About 50% of surveyed execs say layoffs are on the way.

Five sectors facing layoffs amid economic uncertainty and high inflation
Tuition and state aid aren't the only ways colleges are funded--we have some surprising ways universities are making money in Five for Friday.

Move over tuition: 5 surprising ways universities make money
While Amazon is the king of ecommerce, Walmart is moving in on that territory. Here's how Walmart is trying to compete.

Battle of the retail giants: 5 ways Walmart is competing with Amazon

After four Fed rate hikes, we have ways to benefit from rising interest rates
Firms like Netflix, Microsoft and Meta have spent billions to get in on the pandemic-fueled video game boom. Here are 5 deals that may not pay off.

Netflix makes games? Five gaming investments that have yet to pay off
Tech giants like Google, Apple and Meta are trying to get even bigger, but they face pushback. Here are the 5 biggest stories in antitrust.

Stephen King testifies and Google could get sued in biggest antitrust news
GDP has fallen for two straight quarters, stoking flames of a recession, so we have some recession-proof sectors in this week's Five For Friday.

5 recession-proof industries that can weather an economic downturn
After two years of pent up demand from the pandemic, weddings are back and more expensive than ever, for couples and for guests.

5 reasons weddings are more expensive than ever this year
If Elon Musk is forced to pay Twitter a $1 billion breakup fee for backing out of the deal to acquire the company, it won't break a record.

Elon Musk might pay Twitter $1 billion breakup fee. Here’s the most expensive.
There are plenty of warning signs of an oncoming recession in the U.S., from record, rising inflation to falling oil prices.

Inflation, oil, stocks lead 5 signs of imminent recession

Fireworks, airlines and oil companies to profit most over Fourth of July

Trump Media, Buzzfeed, Beachbody top list of biggest SPAC busts
The world of professional sports is rife with anti-competitive practices. Here are five of the biggest leagues operating like monopolies.

From golf to MLB, how these 5 pro sports act as monopolies
Whether you're planning on hitting the pool or the movies this summer, a number of shortages could put a damper on your plans.

Popcorn, pilot and lifeguard shortages weigh on summer fun
Shakria and Justin Timberlake are just some of the major recording artists making huge deals for the rights to their catalogs.

Shakira, Justin Timberlake among biggest artists to sell catalogs