Author: Samuel Adeyeme
Samuel Adeyeme
Samuel Adeyemi has authored numerous reports and articles on finance and investment, drawing from over seven years of experience in the field. Outside of his professional writing, he enjoys reading nonfiction essays, continually expanding his knowledge base.
Meta’s latest round of layoffs marks another step in its pivot to AI and the Metaverse.
Since its inception and release in 1996, Pokémon and its vast, fantastical world have been a cultural obsession of many generations of boys and girls. The franchise started off as a role-playing game developed for a Gameboy console and has since grown to include manga series, trading card games, anime series, and films. Today, Pokémon is estimated to be the world’s highest-grossing media franchise and one of the best-selling video game franchises. A surprisingly large source of revenue is the trading card game. Originally released by Media Factory in 1996 in Japan, the collectible card game has since grown to be…
As wedding costs continue to rise, couples are grappling with how to turn their dream celebrations into a reality without breaking the bank.
The shift to remote work has brought lasting changes, but its benefits and challenges depend on the industry.
Californians have once again rejected expanding rent control, as Prop 33 fails at the polls, while Prop 34 faces a tight race over healthcare spending regulations.
Understanding business structures can help freelancers and contractors manage risks, reduce tax burdens, and make informed financial decisions in the growing gig economy.
Can Gucci regain its elite status in an era where luxury is shifting—and will its return to exclusivity resonate with today’s consumers?
Savings by generation reveal unique challenges amid rising economic pressures.
The announcement of President Donald J. Trump, as the 47th president of the United States of America was welcomed by Tesla and its Chief Executive Elon Musk—for more reasons than one. Trump’s victory is expected to be a big win for Elon and Tesla investors, and the market reacted accordingly. While Tesla shares soared, rival EV makers saw declines. Rivian shares dropped by 9%, Lucid Group fell 3.1%, and Chinese EV maker NIO slid 6% on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Tesla stocks rose by over 30%, from just under $245 per share when the market opened on Monday to over $320 by…
With childcare costs skyrocketing post-pandemic, families are facing tough financial choices as they juggle basic needs, savings, and career aspirations.