Burry holds an underwater NVDA put on 1 million shares at $110 and profitable shorts on TSLA and PLTR, refusing to cover. CAT posted its first-ever $20 billion revenue quarter, yet Burry bets the SOXX ...

If you're searching for a waterway navigation device that also includes tunes, WhatsApp and other apps, there's finally a solution. Apple's CarPlay and Android Auto are diversifying from road-only sat ...

MasterCraft Boat Holdings (MCFT) closed on its acquisition of Marine Products Corporation (MPX) on Friday. Per the terms of the deal, Marine Products (MPX) shareholders received $2.43 per share in ...

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United States President Donald Trump on Monday shared his 1987 interview amid the ongoing war against Iran, resurfacing decades-old comments in which he advocated seizing Iranian oil installations in ...

1987 Topps remains one of the most recognizable baseball card sets ever produced. Its famous wood-grain design was a 25th-anniversary tribute to the 1962 set, but the look has since become synonymous ...

MasterCraft Boat Holdings and Marine Products are merging. The deal clearly benefits MCFT shareholders but is uneven for MPX shareholders. The combined company targets $560 in sales and $64 million in ...

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If you live in the great white north, you may be familiar with Mastercraft, a popular line of hand tools and power tools owned by Canadian Tire, a major Canadian retailer. Mastercraft, which isn't ...

The Great Storm of 1987 was a forecasting blunder that left at least 18 people dead, felled 15 million trees and caused a billion pounds’ worth of damage. Credit...By Getty Images Supported by By ...