Healthy veins have valves and are supported by calf muscles, which squeeze blood back toward the heart with every step. If those valves become
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This Family Office Acquired $148 Million of Karman Stock as Shares Tripled Since February IPO
Tulsa-based Schusterman Interests disclosed ownership of 2.1 million shares of Karman stock valued at $148 million. The position is equal to 33.8% of the
Are Delta Air Lines Stock Investors Happy, or Did They Miss Out?
Lee Samaha, The Motley Fool November 30, 2025 at 1:55 PM Key Points A focus on the premium traveler, loyalty programs, and co-branded credit
Investor Dumps $10.9 Million in Grocery Outlet Stock as Shares Continue Multi-Year Downtrend
Connecticut-based Stadium Capital Management reduced its stake in Grocery Outlet Holding Corp by 877,860 shares in the third quarter—representing a net position change of
Has Walmart Stock Been Good for Investors?
Lawrence Rothman, CFA, The Motley Fool November 30, 2025 at 2:45 PM Key Points It’s difficult for stock pickers to consistently beat a passive
A weight loss pill that works like Ozempic? Early data on orforglipron sparks major buzz
Interest in therapies that support weight management has grown rapidly as new metabolic medicines reshape treatment choices and public expectations. Orforglipron, an oral GLP-1
Goodbye to the myth of “perfect silence”—psychologists confirm why many sleep better with sounds, fans, or soft music—here are the reasons
In a world where most of us live in apartment buildings with noisy neighbors, the search for “perfect silence” is the holy grail for
Quick cold-weather workouts for the time-crunched runner
Winter doesn’t always give runners much room to work with. By the time you’ve had your morning coffee and spent a few hours at
Longtime bachelor Cory Booker marries real estate investor after whirlwind romance
Senator Cory Booker has married his partner, Alexis Lewis, less than three months after announcing their engagement. The New Jersey lawmaker and longtime bachelor,
The insurance crisis is killing affordable housing — and intervenor abuse is making it worse
California’s property insurance crisis began with a series of catastrophic wildfires, and its impact has been devastating. In response, insurance companies stopped writing new