*Some popular family cars are more likely to pose a deadly risk to pedestrians*
It is no question that Americans are driving huge cars these days. Though many motorists in this country adopted bigger, heavier cars like GM's GM Chevrolet Tahoe, and Ford's F Expedition from the perceived belief that it will protect them in a crash, a new study shows that such adoption is resulting in an unintented consequence. Related: Elon Musk backpedals on harsh Cybertruck resale guidelines According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, vehicles with high front ends like tall SUVs and pickup trucks are more likely to kill pedestrians they hit, but models of medium front-end height also pose an increased threat if they feature a flatter nose in the front. The institute examined 2,958 different car, SUV, pickup, minivan and van models involved in 17,897 individual incidents where a they hit a pedestrian and found some very damning results. Whatever their nose shape, pickups, SUVs and vans with a hood height greater than 40 inches off the ground are about 45 percent more likely to cause fatalities in pedestrian crashes than cars and other vehicles with a hood height of 30 inches or less and a sloping profile. The Chevrolet Tahoe. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images However, they also found that shorter vehicles with blunt front ends are 44 percent more likely to cause fatalities. “Manufacturers can make vehicles less dangerous to pedestrians by lowering the front end of the hood and angling the grille and hood to create a sloped profile,” said IIHS Senior Research Transportation Engineer Wen Hu. “There’s no functional benefit to these massive, blocky fronts.” IIHS data also found that the average car on American streets gained almost a thousand pounds and grew eight inches taller through the past 30 years, with many reaching the 40-inch mark for the height of their hoods to the ground For a real-life comparison, Consumer Reports found that Stellantis' STLA popular Jeep Wrangler-based Gladiator pickup truck's hood is about 45.5 inches to the ground, and that other popular choices like the Ford F F-250 exceed 55 inches off the ground. The Jeep Gladiator. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images The immense height and driving position produces a large front blind spot, which makes it easier for drivers of said large cars to ignore children, people in wheelchairs and lower, smaller cars like compact sedans and sports cars. More vitally, the IIHS said that vehicles taller than 35 inches were more dangerous to pedestrians because they tended to cause more severe head injuries and that vehicles with flat front ends (i.e. Gladiators, F-250s) were more dangerous than those with sloped front ends because torso and hip injuries from these vehicles were more frequent and severe. More Technology:The company behind ChatGPT is now facing a massive lawsuitProminent EV company says latest deal will be the first of manyApple makes a big new move with Elon Musk's Twitter These vehicles were found to cause torso injuries with the front of the cars, rather than the tops of their hoods, as per the IIHS, "were more likely to injure pedestrians by throwing them forward, while tall and sloped vehicles usually rolled them onto the hood of the vehicle first." Additionally, they found that pedestrians who are shorter than the vehicles that hit them suffered more severe injuries. “It’s clear that the increasing size of the vehicles in the U.S. fleet is costing pedestrians their lives,” IIHS president David Harkey said. “We encourage automakers to consider these findings and take a hard look at the height and shape of their SUVs and pickups.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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It is no question that Americans are driving huge cars these days. Though many motorists in this country adopted bigger, heavier cars like GM's GM Chevrolet Tahoe, and Ford's F Expedition from the perceived belief that it will protect them in a crash, a new study shows that such adoption is resulting in an unintented consequence. Related: Elon Musk backpedals on harsh Cybertruck resale guidelines According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, vehicles with high front ends like tall SUVs and pickup trucks are more likely to kill pedestrians they hit, but models of medium front-end height also pose an increased threat if they feature a flatter nose in the front. The institute examined 2,958 different car, SUV, pickup, minivan and van models involved in 17,897 individual incidents where a they hit a pedestrian and found some very damning results. Whatever their nose shape, pickups, SUVs and vans with a hood height greater than 40 inches off the ground are about 45 percent more likely to cause fatalities in pedestrian crashes than cars and other vehicles with a hood height of 30 inches or less and a sloping profile. The Chevrolet Tahoe. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images However, they also found that shorter vehicles with blunt front ends are 44 percent more likely to cause fatalities. “Manufacturers can make vehicles less dangerous to pedestrians by lowering the front end of the hood and angling the grille and hood to create a sloped profile,” said IIHS Senior Research Transportation Engineer Wen Hu. “There’s no functional benefit to these massive, blocky fronts.” IIHS data also found that the average car on American streets gained almost a thousand pounds and grew eight inches taller through the past 30 years, with many reaching the 40-inch mark for the height of their hoods to the ground For a real-life comparison, Consumer Reports found that Stellantis' STLA popular Jeep Wrangler-based Gladiator pickup truck's hood is about 45.5 inches to the ground, and that other popular choices like the Ford F F-250 exceed 55 inches off the ground. The Jeep Gladiator. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images The immense height and driving position produces a large front blind spot, which makes it easier for drivers of said large cars to ignore children, people in wheelchairs and lower, smaller cars like compact sedans and sports cars. More vitally, the IIHS said that vehicles taller than 35 inches were more dangerous to pedestrians because they tended to cause more severe head injuries and that vehicles with flat front ends (i.e. Gladiators, F-250s) were more dangerous than those with sloped front ends because torso and hip injuries from these vehicles were more frequent and severe. More Technology:The company behind ChatGPT is now facing a massive lawsuitProminent EV company says latest deal will be the first of manyApple makes a big new move with Elon Musk's Twitter These vehicles were found to cause torso injuries with the front of the cars, rather than the tops of their hoods, as per the IIHS, "were more likely to injure pedestrians by throwing them forward, while tall and sloped vehicles usually rolled them onto the hood of the vehicle first." Additionally, they found that pedestrians who are shorter than the vehicles that hit them suffered more severe injuries. “It’s clear that the increasing size of the vehicles in the U.S. fleet is costing pedestrians their lives,” IIHS president David Harkey said. “We encourage automakers to consider these findings and take a hard look at the height and shape of their SUVs and pickups.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Some popular family cars are more likely to pose a deadly risk to pedestrians
These common cars on the school run can be lethal if you get hit by them.
Some popular family cars are more likely to pose a deadly risk to pedestrians
It is no question that Americans are driving huge cars these days. Though many motorists in this country adopted bigger, heavier cars like GM's GM Chevrolet Tahoe, and Ford's F Expedition from the perceived belief that it will protect them in a crash, a new study shows that such adoption is resulting in an unintented consequence. Related: Elon Musk backpedals on harsh Cybertruck resale guidelines According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, vehicles with high front ends like tall SUVs and pickup trucks are more likely to kill pedestrians they hit, but models of medium front-end height also pose an increased threat if they feature a flatter nose in the front. The institute examined 2,958 different car, SUV, pickup, minivan and van models involved in 17,897 individual incidents where a they hit a pedestrian and found some very damning results. Whatever their nose shape, pickups, SUVs and vans with a hood height greater than 40 inches off the ground are about 45 percent more likely to cause fatalities in pedestrian crashes than cars and other vehicles with a hood height of 30 inches or less and a sloping profile. The Chevrolet Tahoe. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images However, they also found that shorter vehicles with blunt front ends are 44 percent more likely to cause fatalities. “Manufacturers can make vehicles less dangerous to pedestrians by lowering the front end of the hood and angling the grille and hood to create a sloped profile,” said IIHS Senior Research Transportation Engineer Wen Hu. “There’s no functional benefit to these massive, blocky fronts.” IIHS data also found that the average car on American streets gained almost a thousand pounds and grew eight inches taller through the past 30 years, with many reaching the 40-inch mark for the height of their hoods to the ground For a real-life comparison, Consumer Reports found that Stellantis' STLA popular Jeep Wrangler-based Gladiator pickup truck's hood is about 45.5 inches to the ground, and that other popular choices like the Ford F F-250 exceed 55 inches off the ground. The Jeep Gladiator. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images The immense height and driving position produces a large front blind spot, which makes it easier for drivers of said large cars to ignore children, people in wheelchairs and lower, smaller cars like compact sedans and sports cars. More vitally, the IIHS said that vehicles taller than 35 inches were more dangerous to pedestrians because they tended to cause more severe head injuries and that vehicles with flat front ends (i.e. Gladiators, F-250s) were more dangerous than those with sloped front ends because torso and hip injuries from these vehicles were more frequent and severe. More Technology:The company behind ChatGPT is now facing a massive lawsuitProminent EV company says latest deal will be the first of manyApple makes a big new move with Elon Musk's Twitter These vehicles were found to cause torso injuries with the front of the cars, rather than the tops of their hoods, as per the IIHS, "were more likely to injure pedestrians by throwing them forward, while tall and sloped vehicles usually rolled them onto the hood of the vehicle first." Additionally, they found that pedestrians who are shorter than the vehicles that hit them suffered more severe injuries. “It’s clear that the increasing size of the vehicles in the U.S. fleet is costing pedestrians their lives,” IIHS president David Harkey said. “We encourage automakers to consider these findings and take a hard look at the height and shape of their SUVs and pickups.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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It is no question that Americans are driving huge cars these days. Though many motorists in this country adopted bigger, heavier cars like GM's GM Chevrolet Tahoe, and Ford's F Expedition from the perceived belief that it will protect them in a crash, a new study shows that such adoption is resulting in an unintented consequence. Related: Elon Musk backpedals on harsh Cybertruck resale guidelines According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, vehicles with high front ends like tall SUVs and pickup trucks are more likely to kill pedestrians they hit, but models of medium front-end height also pose an increased threat if they feature a flatter nose in the front. The institute examined 2,958 different car, SUV, pickup, minivan and van models involved in 17,897 individual incidents where a they hit a pedestrian and found some very damning results. Whatever their nose shape, pickups, SUVs and vans with a hood height greater than 40 inches off the ground are about 45 percent more likely to cause fatalities in pedestrian crashes than cars and other vehicles with a hood height of 30 inches or less and a sloping profile. The Chevrolet Tahoe. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images However, they also found that shorter vehicles with blunt front ends are 44 percent more likely to cause fatalities. “Manufacturers can make vehicles less dangerous to pedestrians by lowering the front end of the hood and angling the grille and hood to create a sloped profile,” said IIHS Senior Research Transportation Engineer Wen Hu. “There’s no functional benefit to these massive, blocky fronts.” IIHS data also found that the average car on American streets gained almost a thousand pounds and grew eight inches taller through the past 30 years, with many reaching the 40-inch mark for the height of their hoods to the ground For a real-life comparison, Consumer Reports found that Stellantis' STLA popular Jeep Wrangler-based Gladiator pickup truck's hood is about 45.5 inches to the ground, and that other popular choices like the Ford F F-250 exceed 55 inches off the ground. The Jeep Gladiator. Bill Pugliano/Getty Images The immense height and driving position produces a large front blind spot, which makes it easier for drivers of said large cars to ignore children, people in wheelchairs and lower, smaller cars like compact sedans and sports cars. More vitally, the IIHS said that vehicles taller than 35 inches were more dangerous to pedestrians because they tended to cause more severe head injuries and that vehicles with flat front ends (i.e. Gladiators, F-250s) were more dangerous than those with sloped front ends because torso and hip injuries from these vehicles were more frequent and severe. More Technology:The company behind ChatGPT is now facing a massive lawsuitProminent EV company says latest deal will be the first of manyApple makes a big new move with Elon Musk's Twitter These vehicles were found to cause torso injuries with the front of the cars, rather than the tops of their hoods, as per the IIHS, "were more likely to injure pedestrians by throwing them forward, while tall and sloped vehicles usually rolled them onto the hood of the vehicle first." Additionally, they found that pedestrians who are shorter than the vehicles that hit them suffered more severe injuries. “It’s clear that the increasing size of the vehicles in the U.S. fleet is costing pedestrians their lives,” IIHS president David Harkey said. “We encourage automakers to consider these findings and take a hard look at the height and shape of their SUVs and pickups.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Some popular family cars are more likely to pose a deadly risk to pedestrians
These common cars on the school run can be lethal if you get hit by them.
*Formula 1 race sheds light on a huge Las Vegas Strip problem*
When you walk the Las Vegas Strip you see wondrous sites. It's hard not to be awed by the sheer scale of Caesar's Palace or the fact that Luxor really does look like a modern take on an Egyptian pyramid. And, while some of the theming for a few Las Vegas Strip resort casinos might be a bit over the top, it's hard not to be amazed by the Las Vegas version of the Statue of Liberty and its Eiffel Tower. The Strip also offers spectacles like the Bellagio fountains, which offer a free show that would be impressive by Walt Disney theme park standards. With its massive resorts, high-end shopping, and celebrity names not just on marquees but on restaurants as well, Las Vegas has become not just a gaming mecca, but arguably the center of the sports and entertainment worlds. It's a land of excess, but a walk on the Strip also shows you that not everyone in Las Vegas has shared in the success. There's no shortage of panhandlers, buskers of questionable talent, and other down-on-their luck people filling up the Las Vegas Strip. Walk for even a few minutes and someone will offer to sell you drugs and the smell of (legal) marijuana overpowers everything. Now, with Formula 1 headed to the Las Vegas Strip for a first-of-its-kind race, the city plans to clear out some of its homeless, kicking them out of one of the spots they have used as a place to sleep. The Luxor has an impressive profile. Image source: Shutterstock Las Vegas police plan a Strip action While sales have slumped a little, Las Vegas Strip leaders including MGM Resorts International MGM, Caesars Entertainment CZR, Wynn Resorts WYNN, The Venetian, and Resorts World Las Vegas will all welcome high rollers to the city for the Formula 1 race. The Nov. 16-18 weekend will bring many wealthy people to the city along with crowds packing the Strip-side viewing stands that have been built just for the race. Before those people arrive, however, the Las Vegas Police Department will clear out the tunnels under the Las Vegas Strip. "A series of interconnected concrete flood channels ushers stormwater beneath the Las Vegas Strip to Lake Mead from its origin in the mountains west of Las Vegas. Known to local Las Vegans as 'the tunnels,' they are bone dry between storms, when they house a population thought to swell to around 1,000 people," Casino.org reported. Las Vegas police have issued a warning YouTube influencer Sarah Jane Woodall in an episode of her popular “Wonderhussy Adventures” channel first reported on the signs. They were posted at the entrance to the most densely populated section of the tunnel, alongside Flamingo Road between the Rio and Caesars Palace. The signs had a simple message: "These tunnels are scheduled for shutdown during the Formula 1 event. On November 15, a tactical unit will clear them of any human presence. After that, the tunnels will be shut down and no one will be allowed access until the event ends on November 20, 2023." Additional signs did share locations for various homeless shelters, but all of the sites named are "miles" from the Strip. The F1 race, of course, did not create Las Vegas' homeless problem, but it has cast some light on the issue. Caesars, MGM, Wynn, and the other major resort players likely don't love having a large homeless population on the Strip, but addressing it will require more than signs and police actions. "There are over 5,000 homeless people living on the streets of Clark County and tens of thousands more who are housing unstable or living in unsanitary, overcrowded or otherwise unsafe conditions," the Las Vegas Sun reported. Only about 40% of that population has found temporary housing in shelters, while the remaining 60% remain unsheltered, according to the most recent Las Vegas Homeless Census Count.
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When you walk the Las Vegas Strip you see wondrous sites. It's hard not to be awed by the sheer scale of Caesar's Palace or the fact that Luxor really does look like a modern take on an Egyptian pyramid. And, while some of the theming for a few Las Vegas Strip resort casinos might be a bit over the top, it's hard not to be amazed by the Las Vegas version of the Statue of Liberty and its Eiffel Tower. The Strip also offers spectacles like the Bellagio fountains, which offer a free show that would be impressive by Walt Disney theme park standards. With its massive resorts, high-end shopping, and celebrity names not just on marquees but on restaurants as well, Las Vegas has become not just a gaming mecca, but arguably the center of the sports and entertainment worlds. It's a land of excess, but a walk on the Strip also shows you that not everyone in Las Vegas has shared in the success. There's no shortage of panhandlers, buskers of questionable talent, and other down-on-their luck people filling up the Las Vegas Strip. Walk for even a few minutes and someone will offer to sell you drugs and the smell of (legal) marijuana overpowers everything. Now, with Formula 1 headed to the Las Vegas Strip for a first-of-its-kind race, the city plans to clear out some of its homeless, kicking them out of one of the spots they have used as a place to sleep. The Luxor has an impressive profile. Image source: Shutterstock Las Vegas police plan a Strip action While sales have slumped a little, Las Vegas Strip leaders including MGM Resorts International MGM, Caesars Entertainment CZR, Wynn Resorts WYNN, The Venetian, and Resorts World Las Vegas will all welcome high rollers to the city for the Formula 1 race. The Nov. 16-18 weekend will bring many wealthy people to the city along with crowds packing the Strip-side viewing stands that have been built just for the race. Before those people arrive, however, the Las Vegas Police Department will clear out the tunnels under the Las Vegas Strip. "A series of interconnected concrete flood channels ushers stormwater beneath the Las Vegas Strip to Lake Mead from its origin in the mountains west of Las Vegas. Known to local Las Vegans as 'the tunnels,' they are bone dry between storms, when they house a population thought to swell to around 1,000 people," Casino.org reported. Las Vegas police have issued a warning YouTube influencer Sarah Jane Woodall in an episode of her popular “Wonderhussy Adventures” channel first reported on the signs. They were posted at the entrance to the most densely populated section of the tunnel, alongside Flamingo Road between the Rio and Caesars Palace. The signs had a simple message: "These tunnels are scheduled for shutdown during the Formula 1 event. On November 15, a tactical unit will clear them of any human presence. After that, the tunnels will be shut down and no one will be allowed access until the event ends on November 20, 2023." Additional signs did share locations for various homeless shelters, but all of the sites named are "miles" from the Strip. The F1 race, of course, did not create Las Vegas' homeless problem, but it has cast some light on the issue. Caesars, MGM, Wynn, and the other major resort players likely don't love having a large homeless population on the Strip, but addressing it will require more than signs and police actions. "There are over 5,000 homeless people living on the streets of Clark County and tens of thousands more who are housing unstable or living in unsanitary, overcrowded or otherwise unsafe conditions," the Las Vegas Sun reported. Only about 40% of that population has found temporary housing in shelters, while the remaining 60% remain unsheltered, according to the most recent Las Vegas Homeless Census Count.
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Formula 1 race sheds light on a huge Las Vegas Strip problem
Sin City has a dark underside that rarely gets talked about but the big race is bringing it added attention.
Formula 1 race sheds light on a huge Las Vegas Strip problem
When you walk the Las Vegas Strip you see wondrous sites. It's hard not to be awed by the sheer scale of Caesar's Palace or the fact that Luxor really does look like a modern take on an Egyptian pyramid. And, while some of the theming for a few Las Vegas Strip resort casinos might be a bit over the top, it's hard not to be amazed by the Las Vegas version of the Statue of Liberty and its Eiffel Tower. The Strip also offers spectacles like the Bellagio fountains, which offer a free show that would be impressive by Walt Disney theme park standards. With its massive resorts, high-end shopping, and celebrity names not just on marquees but on restaurants as well, Las Vegas has become not just a gaming mecca, but arguably the center of the sports and entertainment worlds. It's a land of excess, but a walk on the Strip also shows you that not everyone in Las Vegas has shared in the success. There's no shortage of panhandlers, buskers of questionable talent, and other down-on-their luck people filling up the Las Vegas Strip. Walk for even a few minutes and someone will offer to sell you drugs and the smell of (legal) marijuana overpowers everything. Now, with Formula 1 headed to the Las Vegas Strip for a first-of-its-kind race, the city plans to clear out some of its homeless, kicking them out of one of the spots they have used as a place to sleep. The Luxor has an impressive profile. Image source: Shutterstock Las Vegas police plan a Strip action While sales have slumped a little, Las Vegas Strip leaders including MGM Resorts International MGM, Caesars Entertainment CZR, Wynn Resorts WYNN, The Venetian, and Resorts World Las Vegas will all welcome high rollers to the city for the Formula 1 race. The Nov. 16-18 weekend will bring many wealthy people to the city along with crowds packing the Strip-side viewing stands that have been built just for the race. Before those people arrive, however, the Las Vegas Police Department will clear out the tunnels under the Las Vegas Strip. "A series of interconnected concrete flood channels ushers stormwater beneath the Las Vegas Strip to Lake Mead from its origin in the mountains west of Las Vegas. Known to local Las Vegans as 'the tunnels,' they are bone dry between storms, when they house a population thought to swell to around 1,000 people," Casino.org reported. Las Vegas police have issued a warning YouTube influencer Sarah Jane Woodall in an episode of her popular “Wonderhussy Adventures” channel first reported on the signs. They were posted at the entrance to the most densely populated section of the tunnel, alongside Flamingo Road between the Rio and Caesars Palace. The signs had a simple message: "These tunnels are scheduled for shutdown during the Formula 1 event. On November 15, a tactical unit will clear them of any human presence. After that, the tunnels will be shut down and no one will be allowed access until the event ends on November 20, 2023." Additional signs did share locations for various homeless shelters, but all of the sites named are "miles" from the Strip. The F1 race, of course, did not create Las Vegas' homeless problem, but it has cast some light on the issue. Caesars, MGM, Wynn, and the other major resort players likely don't love having a large homeless population on the Strip, but addressing it will require more than signs and police actions. "There are over 5,000 homeless people living on the streets of Clark County and tens of thousands more who are housing unstable or living in unsanitary, overcrowded or otherwise unsafe conditions," the Las Vegas Sun reported. Only about 40% of that population has found temporary housing in shelters, while the remaining 60% remain unsheltered, according to the most recent Las Vegas Homeless Census Count.
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When you walk the Las Vegas Strip you see wondrous sites. It's hard not to be awed by the sheer scale of Caesar's Palace or the fact that Luxor really does look like a modern take on an Egyptian pyramid. And, while some of the theming for a few Las Vegas Strip resort casinos might be a bit over the top, it's hard not to be amazed by the Las Vegas version of the Statue of Liberty and its Eiffel Tower. The Strip also offers spectacles like the Bellagio fountains, which offer a free show that would be impressive by Walt Disney theme park standards. With its massive resorts, high-end shopping, and celebrity names not just on marquees but on restaurants as well, Las Vegas has become not just a gaming mecca, but arguably the center of the sports and entertainment worlds. It's a land of excess, but a walk on the Strip also shows you that not everyone in Las Vegas has shared in the success. There's no shortage of panhandlers, buskers of questionable talent, and other down-on-their luck people filling up the Las Vegas Strip. Walk for even a few minutes and someone will offer to sell you drugs and the smell of (legal) marijuana overpowers everything. Now, with Formula 1 headed to the Las Vegas Strip for a first-of-its-kind race, the city plans to clear out some of its homeless, kicking them out of one of the spots they have used as a place to sleep. The Luxor has an impressive profile. Image source: Shutterstock Las Vegas police plan a Strip action While sales have slumped a little, Las Vegas Strip leaders including MGM Resorts International MGM, Caesars Entertainment CZR, Wynn Resorts WYNN, The Venetian, and Resorts World Las Vegas will all welcome high rollers to the city for the Formula 1 race. The Nov. 16-18 weekend will bring many wealthy people to the city along with crowds packing the Strip-side viewing stands that have been built just for the race. Before those people arrive, however, the Las Vegas Police Department will clear out the tunnels under the Las Vegas Strip. "A series of interconnected concrete flood channels ushers stormwater beneath the Las Vegas Strip to Lake Mead from its origin in the mountains west of Las Vegas. Known to local Las Vegans as 'the tunnels,' they are bone dry between storms, when they house a population thought to swell to around 1,000 people," Casino.org reported. Las Vegas police have issued a warning YouTube influencer Sarah Jane Woodall in an episode of her popular “Wonderhussy Adventures” channel first reported on the signs. They were posted at the entrance to the most densely populated section of the tunnel, alongside Flamingo Road between the Rio and Caesars Palace. The signs had a simple message: "These tunnels are scheduled for shutdown during the Formula 1 event. On November 15, a tactical unit will clear them of any human presence. After that, the tunnels will be shut down and no one will be allowed access until the event ends on November 20, 2023." Additional signs did share locations for various homeless shelters, but all of the sites named are "miles" from the Strip. The F1 race, of course, did not create Las Vegas' homeless problem, but it has cast some light on the issue. Caesars, MGM, Wynn, and the other major resort players likely don't love having a large homeless population on the Strip, but addressing it will require more than signs and police actions. "There are over 5,000 homeless people living on the streets of Clark County and tens of thousands more who are housing unstable or living in unsanitary, overcrowded or otherwise unsafe conditions," the Las Vegas Sun reported. Only about 40% of that population has found temporary housing in shelters, while the remaining 60% remain unsheltered, according to the most recent Las Vegas Homeless Census Count.
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Formula 1 race sheds light on a huge Las Vegas Strip problem
Sin City has a dark underside that rarely gets talked about but the big race is bringing it added attention.
*Skyrocketing restaurant prices outpace grocery costs: What it means for consumers*
TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Tuesday, November 14. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN:
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TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Tuesday, November 14. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN:
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Skyrocketing restaurant prices outpace grocery costs: What it means for consumers
Restaurant prices are outpacing the cost of groceries for the eighth consecutive month.
Skyrocketing restaurant prices outpace grocery costs: What it means for consumers
TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Tuesday, November 14. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN:
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TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Tuesday, November 14. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN:
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Skyrocketing restaurant prices outpace grocery costs: What it means for consumers
Restaurant prices are outpacing the cost of groceries for the eighth consecutive month.
*The Best Light Therapy Lamps for Dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder*
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*Wall Street analyst believes Coca-Cola could be dethroned by longtime competitor*
For decades, Coca-Cola KO has held the crown for being the top beverage company in the U.S. based on market value. But according to a Wall Street analyst, that’s about to change. PepsiCo PEP is climbing up the ladder to seize Coca-Cola’s throne as Jefferies analyst Kaumil Gajrawala predicts that PepsiCo’s shares will increase by 20% over the next year. He believes that its market value could rise to about $279 billion. Its current market cap is around $230 billion, which is less than Coca-Cola's at roughly $245 billion. For Gajrawala, PepsiCo’s recent growth is due to the company’s “hefty investments over the last half decade,” he said in an analyst note. He also said that he expects returns from those investments to “accelerate.”Related: Ozempic isn't a reason to sell stocks like PepsiCo and McDonald's PepsiCo, which owns brands such as Pepsi, Gatorade, Lay’s, Tropicana and Doritos, reported a 6.7% increase in net revenue for this year's third quarter compared to the same period last year. The company brought in a total of $23.45 billion in net revenue, which beat analysts' expectations of $23.39 billion. PepsiCo’s beverages brought in the most revenue in the U.S. during the third quarter, compared to its Frito-Lay and Quaker Foods brands. “We believe that our businesses can continue to perform well in the coming years with category growth normalizing, as we have made numerous investments in our brands, manufacturing capacity, go-to-market systems, supply chain, technology, and people, to execute against our strategic framework and modernize our company,” said PepsiCo Chair and CEO Ramon Laguarta in an Oct. 10 press release. PepsiCo’s market value hasn’t surpassed Coca-Cola’s since 2006, which was the first time it did so in its over 100-year rivalry. At the time, PepsiCo’s stock surpassed Coca-Cola’s, who’s stock was tanking more than 30%. Today, it seems like PepsiCo is continuing to impress Wall Street. Analysts from Goldman Sachs and Cowen also have high hopes for PepsiCo and have even rated the company a buy.
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For decades, Coca-Cola KO has held the crown for being the top beverage company in the U.S. based on market value. But according to a Wall Street analyst, that’s about to change. PepsiCo PEP is climbing up the ladder to seize Coca-Cola’s throne as Jefferies analyst Kaumil Gajrawala predicts that PepsiCo’s shares will increase by 20% over the next year. He believes that its market value could rise to about $279 billion. Its current market cap is around $230 billion, which is less than Coca-Cola's at roughly $245 billion. For Gajrawala, PepsiCo’s recent growth is due to the company’s “hefty investments over the last half decade,” he said in an analyst note. He also said that he expects returns from those investments to “accelerate.”Related: Ozempic isn't a reason to sell stocks like PepsiCo and McDonald's PepsiCo, which owns brands such as Pepsi, Gatorade, Lay’s, Tropicana and Doritos, reported a 6.7% increase in net revenue for this year's third quarter compared to the same period last year. The company brought in a total of $23.45 billion in net revenue, which beat analysts' expectations of $23.39 billion. PepsiCo’s beverages brought in the most revenue in the U.S. during the third quarter, compared to its Frito-Lay and Quaker Foods brands. “We believe that our businesses can continue to perform well in the coming years with category growth normalizing, as we have made numerous investments in our brands, manufacturing capacity, go-to-market systems, supply chain, technology, and people, to execute against our strategic framework and modernize our company,” said PepsiCo Chair and CEO Ramon Laguarta in an Oct. 10 press release. PepsiCo’s market value hasn’t surpassed Coca-Cola’s since 2006, which was the first time it did so in its over 100-year rivalry. At the time, PepsiCo’s stock surpassed Coca-Cola’s, who’s stock was tanking more than 30%. Today, it seems like PepsiCo is continuing to impress Wall Street. Analysts from Goldman Sachs and Cowen also have high hopes for PepsiCo and have even rated the company a buy.
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Wall Street analyst believes Coca-Cola could be dethroned by longtime competitor
An over 100-year-old rivalry is predicted to take a turn.
Wall Street analyst believes Coca-Cola could be dethroned by longtime competitor
For decades, Coca-Cola KO has held the crown for being the top beverage company in the U.S. based on market value. But according to a Wall Street analyst, that’s about to change. PepsiCo PEP is climbing up the ladder to seize Coca-Cola’s throne as Jefferies analyst Kaumil Gajrawala predicts that PepsiCo’s shares will increase by 20% over the next year. He believes that its market value could rise to about $279 billion. Its current market cap is around $230 billion, which is less than Coca-Cola's at roughly $245 billion. For Gajrawala, PepsiCo’s recent growth is due to the company’s “hefty investments over the last half decade,” he said in an analyst note. He also said that he expects returns from those investments to “accelerate.”Related: Ozempic isn't a reason to sell stocks like PepsiCo and McDonald's PepsiCo, which owns brands such as Pepsi, Gatorade, Lay’s, Tropicana and Doritos, reported a 6.7% increase in net revenue for this year's third quarter compared to the same period last year. The company brought in a total of $23.45 billion in net revenue, which beat analysts' expectations of $23.39 billion. PepsiCo’s beverages brought in the most revenue in the U.S. during the third quarter, compared to its Frito-Lay and Quaker Foods brands. “We believe that our businesses can continue to perform well in the coming years with category growth normalizing, as we have made numerous investments in our brands, manufacturing capacity, go-to-market systems, supply chain, technology, and people, to execute against our strategic framework and modernize our company,” said PepsiCo Chair and CEO Ramon Laguarta in an Oct. 10 press release. PepsiCo’s market value hasn’t surpassed Coca-Cola’s since 2006, which was the first time it did so in its over 100-year rivalry. At the time, PepsiCo’s stock surpassed Coca-Cola’s, who’s stock was tanking more than 30%. Today, it seems like PepsiCo is continuing to impress Wall Street. Analysts from Goldman Sachs and Cowen also have high hopes for PepsiCo and have even rated the company a buy.
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For decades, Coca-Cola KO has held the crown for being the top beverage company in the U.S. based on market value. But according to a Wall Street analyst, that’s about to change. PepsiCo PEP is climbing up the ladder to seize Coca-Cola’s throne as Jefferies analyst Kaumil Gajrawala predicts that PepsiCo’s shares will increase by 20% over the next year. He believes that its market value could rise to about $279 billion. Its current market cap is around $230 billion, which is less than Coca-Cola's at roughly $245 billion. For Gajrawala, PepsiCo’s recent growth is due to the company’s “hefty investments over the last half decade,” he said in an analyst note. He also said that he expects returns from those investments to “accelerate.”Related: Ozempic isn't a reason to sell stocks like PepsiCo and McDonald's PepsiCo, which owns brands such as Pepsi, Gatorade, Lay’s, Tropicana and Doritos, reported a 6.7% increase in net revenue for this year's third quarter compared to the same period last year. The company brought in a total of $23.45 billion in net revenue, which beat analysts' expectations of $23.39 billion. PepsiCo’s beverages brought in the most revenue in the U.S. during the third quarter, compared to its Frito-Lay and Quaker Foods brands. “We believe that our businesses can continue to perform well in the coming years with category growth normalizing, as we have made numerous investments in our brands, manufacturing capacity, go-to-market systems, supply chain, technology, and people, to execute against our strategic framework and modernize our company,” said PepsiCo Chair and CEO Ramon Laguarta in an Oct. 10 press release. PepsiCo’s market value hasn’t surpassed Coca-Cola’s since 2006, which was the first time it did so in its over 100-year rivalry. At the time, PepsiCo’s stock surpassed Coca-Cola’s, who’s stock was tanking more than 30%. Today, it seems like PepsiCo is continuing to impress Wall Street. Analysts from Goldman Sachs and Cowen also have high hopes for PepsiCo and have even rated the company a buy.
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Wall Street analyst believes Coca-Cola could be dethroned by longtime competitor
An over 100-year-old rivalry is predicted to take a turn.
*Nothing Chats app brings iMessage support to the Nothing Phone (2)*
The company behind the Nothing line of phones is preparing to launch an app that will solve the “green bubble” problem for Android users sending messages to their iPhone-using contacts. Nothing Chats is a free app that basically lets your text messages show up as green bubbles in iMessage chats, while supporting features like group chats, […] The post Nothing Chats app brings iMessage support to the Nothing Phone (2) appeared first on Liliputing.
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The company behind the Nothing line of phones is preparing to launch an app that will solve the “green bubble” problem for Android users sending messages to their iPhone-using contacts. Nothing Chats is a free app that basically lets your text messages show up as green bubbles in iMessage chats, while supporting features like group chats, […] The post Nothing Chats app brings iMessage support to the Nothing Phone (2) appeared first on Liliputing.
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*Popular food brand faces 'going concern,' bankruptcy risk*
Disrupting an industry does not guarantee financial success. Sometimes, when a company takes market share from the incumbents by showing them what they're doing wrong, the deep-pocketed establishment simply course corrects. Banks, for example, have not disappeared because digital-first disruptors changed consumer expectations. In many cases, the disruptor does the hard work and proves consumer demand. Then, the established leaders pick and choose the best parts of whatever the disruptive players have shown them.Related: Another fast-food operator files Chapter 11 bankruptcy It's an uphill battle for a new company when it tries to tread in the land of the giants. That's why most energy drink companies have only succeeded when they partner with Coca-Cola or Pepsi. Without the big boys getting a piece of the action, they can create knockoff products that capture market share from the upstart players. Those new products may not even be hits, but they siphon off some of the business. That's essentially what has happened to Beyond Meat BYND, a once high-flying company that proved there was at least some demand for plant-based meat. Beyond Meat was a pioneer. Image source: Beyond Meat Beyond Meat faces survival concerns Beyond Meat may have led a new generation of planet-based meat, but the company does not sell anything that's all that special. Like its closest rival Impossible Foods, the company has sought to create plant-based meats that taste and behave like animal-based meats. That's a formula that any player in the meat space can copy and that has made it very hard for Beyond Meat to keep growing and make money. The company saw its net revenues decrease by 8.7% in the third quarter while it lost $7.3 million. That was an improvement from the year-ago quarter when it lost $14.8 million. That has led TD Cowen to issue a report saying that the company has gone into "survival mode” with a “going concern” risk possible for the plant-based pioneer due to deteriorating trends in its business and negative cash flow," Food Dive reported.Beyond Meat knows it has problems The company has not commented on the report, but CEO Ethan Brown shared his comments on the company's financial health in its third-quarter earnings report. "We are disappointed by our overall results as we continue to experience worsening sector-specific and broader consumer headwinds. As we shared last week, we are conducting a review of our global operations for purposes of further and significantly reducing our operating expense base as we seek to accelerate our transition to a sustainable and, ultimately, profitable business," he said. Beyond Meat's cash and cash equivalents balance, including restricted cash, was $232.8 million and total outstanding debt was $1.1 billion as of September 30, 2023. “We believe that the company’s deteriorating financial situation and weak category consumption presents ‘going concern’ risk for investors,” the TD Cowen report said. Beyond Meat plans to exit some product lines and it recently laid off 65 employees, about 8% its total workforce. Brown did try to finish his remarks on a hopeful note. "While we expect current headwinds to persist in the coming quarters, we have confidence in the long-term trajectory of our business, its central relevance to the intensifying health, climate and natural resource challenges facing our global community, and our ability to emerge as a stronger, leaner organization as a result of the decisive measures we are undertaking to fit the current macroeconomic reality and business environment,” he added. Beyond Meat did not return an immediate request for comment.
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Disrupting an industry does not guarantee financial success. Sometimes, when a company takes market share from the incumbents by showing them what they're doing wrong, the deep-pocketed establishment simply course corrects. Banks, for example, have not disappeared because digital-first disruptors changed consumer expectations. In many cases, the disruptor does the hard work and proves consumer demand. Then, the established leaders pick and choose the best parts of whatever the disruptive players have shown them.Related: Another fast-food operator files Chapter 11 bankruptcy It's an uphill battle for a new company when it tries to tread in the land of the giants. That's why most energy drink companies have only succeeded when they partner with Coca-Cola or Pepsi. Without the big boys getting a piece of the action, they can create knockoff products that capture market share from the upstart players. Those new products may not even be hits, but they siphon off some of the business. That's essentially what has happened to Beyond Meat BYND, a once high-flying company that proved there was at least some demand for plant-based meat. Beyond Meat was a pioneer. Image source: Beyond Meat Beyond Meat faces survival concerns Beyond Meat may have led a new generation of planet-based meat, but the company does not sell anything that's all that special. Like its closest rival Impossible Foods, the company has sought to create plant-based meats that taste and behave like animal-based meats. That's a formula that any player in the meat space can copy and that has made it very hard for Beyond Meat to keep growing and make money. The company saw its net revenues decrease by 8.7% in the third quarter while it lost $7.3 million. That was an improvement from the year-ago quarter when it lost $14.8 million. That has led TD Cowen to issue a report saying that the company has gone into "survival mode” with a “going concern” risk possible for the plant-based pioneer due to deteriorating trends in its business and negative cash flow," Food Dive reported.Beyond Meat knows it has problems The company has not commented on the report, but CEO Ethan Brown shared his comments on the company's financial health in its third-quarter earnings report. "We are disappointed by our overall results as we continue to experience worsening sector-specific and broader consumer headwinds. As we shared last week, we are conducting a review of our global operations for purposes of further and significantly reducing our operating expense base as we seek to accelerate our transition to a sustainable and, ultimately, profitable business," he said. Beyond Meat's cash and cash equivalents balance, including restricted cash, was $232.8 million and total outstanding debt was $1.1 billion as of September 30, 2023. “We believe that the company’s deteriorating financial situation and weak category consumption presents ‘going concern’ risk for investors,” the TD Cowen report said. Beyond Meat plans to exit some product lines and it recently laid off 65 employees, about 8% its total workforce. Brown did try to finish his remarks on a hopeful note. "While we expect current headwinds to persist in the coming quarters, we have confidence in the long-term trajectory of our business, its central relevance to the intensifying health, climate and natural resource challenges facing our global community, and our ability to emerge as a stronger, leaner organization as a result of the decisive measures we are undertaking to fit the current macroeconomic reality and business environment,” he added. Beyond Meat did not return an immediate request for comment.
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Popular food brand faces 'going concern,' bankruptcy risk
The once-disruptive brand has moved into "survival mode," according to a leading analyst.
Popular food brand faces 'going concern,' bankruptcy risk
Disrupting an industry does not guarantee financial success. Sometimes, when a company takes market share from the incumbents by showing them what they're doing wrong, the deep-pocketed establishment simply course corrects. Banks, for example, have not disappeared because digital-first disruptors changed consumer expectations. In many cases, the disruptor does the hard work and proves consumer demand. Then, the established leaders pick and choose the best parts of whatever the disruptive players have shown them.Related: Another fast-food operator files Chapter 11 bankruptcy It's an uphill battle for a new company when it tries to tread in the land of the giants. That's why most energy drink companies have only succeeded when they partner with Coca-Cola or Pepsi. Without the big boys getting a piece of the action, they can create knockoff products that capture market share from the upstart players. Those new products may not even be hits, but they siphon off some of the business. That's essentially what has happened to Beyond Meat BYND, a once high-flying company that proved there was at least some demand for plant-based meat. Beyond Meat was a pioneer. Image source: Beyond Meat Beyond Meat faces survival concerns Beyond Meat may have led a new generation of planet-based meat, but the company does not sell anything that's all that special. Like its closest rival Impossible Foods, the company has sought to create plant-based meats that taste and behave like animal-based meats. That's a formula that any player in the meat space can copy and that has made it very hard for Beyond Meat to keep growing and make money. The company saw its net revenues decrease by 8.7% in the third quarter while it lost $7.3 million. That was an improvement from the year-ago quarter when it lost $14.8 million. That has led TD Cowen to issue a report saying that the company has gone into "survival mode” with a “going concern” risk possible for the plant-based pioneer due to deteriorating trends in its business and negative cash flow," Food Dive reported.Beyond Meat knows it has problems The company has not commented on the report, but CEO Ethan Brown shared his comments on the company's financial health in its third-quarter earnings report. "We are disappointed by our overall results as we continue to experience worsening sector-specific and broader consumer headwinds. As we shared last week, we are conducting a review of our global operations for purposes of further and significantly reducing our operating expense base as we seek to accelerate our transition to a sustainable and, ultimately, profitable business," he said. Beyond Meat's cash and cash equivalents balance, including restricted cash, was $232.8 million and total outstanding debt was $1.1 billion as of September 30, 2023. “We believe that the company’s deteriorating financial situation and weak category consumption presents ‘going concern’ risk for investors,” the TD Cowen report said. Beyond Meat plans to exit some product lines and it recently laid off 65 employees, about 8% its total workforce. Brown did try to finish his remarks on a hopeful note. "While we expect current headwinds to persist in the coming quarters, we have confidence in the long-term trajectory of our business, its central relevance to the intensifying health, climate and natural resource challenges facing our global community, and our ability to emerge as a stronger, leaner organization as a result of the decisive measures we are undertaking to fit the current macroeconomic reality and business environment,” he added. Beyond Meat did not return an immediate request for comment.
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Disrupting an industry does not guarantee financial success. Sometimes, when a company takes market share from the incumbents by showing them what they're doing wrong, the deep-pocketed establishment simply course corrects. Banks, for example, have not disappeared because digital-first disruptors changed consumer expectations. In many cases, the disruptor does the hard work and proves consumer demand. Then, the established leaders pick and choose the best parts of whatever the disruptive players have shown them.Related: Another fast-food operator files Chapter 11 bankruptcy It's an uphill battle for a new company when it tries to tread in the land of the giants. That's why most energy drink companies have only succeeded when they partner with Coca-Cola or Pepsi. Without the big boys getting a piece of the action, they can create knockoff products that capture market share from the upstart players. Those new products may not even be hits, but they siphon off some of the business. That's essentially what has happened to Beyond Meat BYND, a once high-flying company that proved there was at least some demand for plant-based meat. Beyond Meat was a pioneer. Image source: Beyond Meat Beyond Meat faces survival concerns Beyond Meat may have led a new generation of planet-based meat, but the company does not sell anything that's all that special. Like its closest rival Impossible Foods, the company has sought to create plant-based meats that taste and behave like animal-based meats. That's a formula that any player in the meat space can copy and that has made it very hard for Beyond Meat to keep growing and make money. The company saw its net revenues decrease by 8.7% in the third quarter while it lost $7.3 million. That was an improvement from the year-ago quarter when it lost $14.8 million. That has led TD Cowen to issue a report saying that the company has gone into "survival mode” with a “going concern” risk possible for the plant-based pioneer due to deteriorating trends in its business and negative cash flow," Food Dive reported.Beyond Meat knows it has problems The company has not commented on the report, but CEO Ethan Brown shared his comments on the company's financial health in its third-quarter earnings report. "We are disappointed by our overall results as we continue to experience worsening sector-specific and broader consumer headwinds. As we shared last week, we are conducting a review of our global operations for purposes of further and significantly reducing our operating expense base as we seek to accelerate our transition to a sustainable and, ultimately, profitable business," he said. Beyond Meat's cash and cash equivalents balance, including restricted cash, was $232.8 million and total outstanding debt was $1.1 billion as of September 30, 2023. “We believe that the company’s deteriorating financial situation and weak category consumption presents ‘going concern’ risk for investors,” the TD Cowen report said. Beyond Meat plans to exit some product lines and it recently laid off 65 employees, about 8% its total workforce. Brown did try to finish his remarks on a hopeful note. "While we expect current headwinds to persist in the coming quarters, we have confidence in the long-term trajectory of our business, its central relevance to the intensifying health, climate and natural resource challenges facing our global community, and our ability to emerge as a stronger, leaner organization as a result of the decisive measures we are undertaking to fit the current macroeconomic reality and business environment,” he added. Beyond Meat did not return an immediate request for comment.
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Popular food brand faces 'going concern,' bankruptcy risk
The once-disruptive brand has moved into "survival mode," according to a leading analyst.
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*The 2024 AFL Fixture is a Business Move. It’s Just Not the Right One*
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