The 2025 Buy List
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 31st, 2025 at 10:14 pm

Happy New Year!

The 2025 investing year is on the books!

This was another good year for Wall Street. The market shook off some trade-related jitters from this April to put in another solid performance. We even made several new all-time highs. Once again, the expected recession never arrived. After a long pause, the Federal Reserve resumed cutting interest rates again.

I’m pleased to say that the 2025 Buy List performed well, although we didn’t do as well as the overall market. Much of this can be explained by our conservative approach. In 2025, safe and secure stocks were not the most sought after on Wall Street.

For the year, the S&P 500 gained 16.39%, and with dividends, it was up 17.88%. Our Buy List was up 6.54% for the year, and with dividends, the gain was 7.53%. Most of our underperformance came when the market sharply turned around in April, May and June.

In 2025, the Buy List had a “beta” of 0.7105. That’s unusually low for us. I think this shows us how much risk the rest of the market was absorbing.

For the 20 years of the Buy List, the S&P 500 with dividends is up 706.20%, while our Buy List is up 713.84%.

Here’s a look at our Buy List versus the S&P 500 throughout the year (this doesn’t include dividends).

I always strive to be as transparent as possible when discussing our track record. Here’s a breakdown of how our Buy List performed in 2025. For tracking purposes, I assume the Buy List is a $1 million portfolio and that all 25 stocks are equally weighted at the start of the year.

Amphenol was our biggest winner on the year, with a gain of more than 94%. IES Holdings also did very well, with a gain of over 93%. Cencora gained 50% for us. Fiserv was our biggest loser, with a loss of 67%. FactSet and Miller Industries also had a tough year. Interestingly, in 2024, both Fiserv and Miller gained 54%.

FICO had a very dramatic year in 2025. At one point in May, it lost nearly one-third of its value in one week. Later, the stock popped more than 40% off its August low in just a few weeks.

Note that during the year, Fiserv changed its symbol from FI to FISV.

Here’s the data behind the dividend-adjusted returns. I’ve listed each stock’s beginning price, ending price and dividend-adjusted starting price.

The 2026 Buy List
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 31st, 2025 at 5:51 pm

Here are the 25 stocks for the 2026 Buy List. The list is locked and sealed, and I can’t make any changes for 12 months.

For tracking purposes, I assume the Buy List is a $1 million portfolio that’s equally divided among 25 stocks. Below are all 25 positions with the number of shares for each and the closing price for 2025. Whenever I discuss how the Buy List is doing, the list below is what I’m referring to.

Here are the five new buys with their starting Buy Below prices:

Casey’s General Stores ($600)
Comfort Systems USA ($1,000)
McKesson ($900)
ResMed ($270)
Sprouts Farmers Market ($90)

The five sells are:

Fiserv
McGrath RentCorp
Miller Industries
Otis Worldwide
Silgan

Here are the corporate descriptions of our five new stocks:

Casey’s is a Fortune 500 company operating approximately 2,900 convenience stores. Founded more than 50 years ago, the company has grown to become the third-largest convenience store retailer and the fifth-largest pizza chain in the United States. Casey’s provides freshly prepared foods, quality foods and friendly service at its locations. Guests can enjoy pizza, donuts, other assorted bakery items, and a wide selection of beverages and snacks.

Comfort Systems USA is a premier provider of business solutions addressing workplace comfort, with 184 locations in 139 cities around the nation.

McKesson Corporation is a diversified healthcare services leader dedicated to advancing health outcomes for patients everywhere. Our teams partner with biopharma companies, care providers, pharmacies, manufacturers, governments, and others to deliver insights, products and services to help make quality care more accessible and affordable.

Resmed creates life-changing health technologies that people love. We’re relentlessly committed to pioneering innovative technology to empower millions of people in 140 countries to live happier, healthier lives. Our AI-powered digital health solutions, cloud-connected devices and intelligent software make home healthcare more personalized, accessible and effective. Ultimately, Resmed envisions a world where every person can achieve their full potential through better sleep and breathing, with care delivered in their own home.

True to its farm-stand heritage, Sprouts offers a unique grocery experience featuring an open layout with fresh produce at the heart of the store. Sprouts inspires wellness naturally with a carefully curated assortment of better-for-you products paired with purpose-driven people. The healthy grocer continues to bring the latest in wholesome, innovative products made with lifestyle-friendly ingredients such as organic, plant-based and gluten-free. Headquartered in Phoenix, and one of the largest and fastest growing specialty retailers of fresh, natural and organic food in the United States, Sprouts employs approximately 35,000 team members and operates more than 450 stores in 24 states nationwide.

Every Buy List Stock
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 31st, 2025 at 9:22 am

Here are all 117 Buy List stocks and when they made the cut.

Morning News: December 31, 2025
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 31st, 2025 at 7:05 am

Xi Declares China’s Economy Set to Hit 5% Growth Goal in 2025

India Sees Strong Growth, Vows Buffers Against Global Volatility

Argentina Still $2.4 Billion Short for January Bond Payments

Six Stories That Show How Trump’s Trade War Changed the World Economy

Jason Furman Continues To Show Us How Economies Do Not Grow

‘The West’ Is Near Death. It’s Also Worth Fighting For

Trump Upended the Federal Government. The Full Scope of the Impact Is Still Unclear.

Fed Minutes Suggest Caution About Further Cuts Early Next Year

Judge Rules That Consumer Bureau’s Funding Cannot Lapse

Silver, Gold and Copper Are Trouncing Stocks. What a Key Chart Level Suggests Could Be Ahead for 2026

These Undervalued Stocks Blew Away the S&P 500 in 2025 — a 2026 Repeat Is Likely

Bankers Are Gearing Up for Another Onslaught of Monster Deals in 2026

Bankers Get a Dire Warning From Jane Austen’s Final Book

A.I. Held Up Wall Street in 2025. Will That Continue?

The Biggest Questions We Have for 2026

Hindsight Makes It Easy to Profit From Trump 2.0

World’s Richest Added a Record $2.2 Trillion in Wealth This Year

Why Can’t the Middle Class Invest Like Mitt Romney?

Warren Buffett Stayed True to His Ways in His Final Year as Berkshire CEO

Inside China’s Six-Decade Campaign to Dominate Rare Earths

Trump Has No Choice But to Break His $2 Gas Promise

10 Pieces of Tech Jargon That Confused Us in 2025

Tech Startups Are Handing Out Free Nicotine Pouches to Boost Productivity

OpenAI Is Paying Employees More Than Any Major Tech Startup in History

How Meta’s Newest Acquisition Target Got Around Worries Over Its Ties to China

Meta’s Manus Deal Validates Belief in Chinese Innovation

Tesla’s Vanishing Order Hastens Fall of an $800 Million Fortune

Famed Investor Michael Burry Says He’s Not Short Tesla Shares

Warner Bros. Plans to Reject Paramount Offer Next Week

How the Wine World Is Set to Change in 2026

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Morning News: December 30, 2025
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 30th, 2025 at 7:12 am

The Lows of the Trump Administration’s Climate Onslaught

Venezuela Starts Shutting Oil Wells as US Blockade Halts Flows

Oil Holds Gain as Geopolitical Risks Counter Oversupply Outlook

Inside China’s Shadow LNG Fleet Offering a Lifeline to Putin

Cheap Solar Is Transforming Lives and Economies Across Africa

Iran’s President Moves to Calm Protests With Vow to Fix Budget

Citi to Take $1.1 Billion Loss on Russian Business Unit Sale

China Extends Home Purchase Tax Cut to Bolster Property Market

Gold, Silver Plunge After Historic Rally: ‘When It Gets This Stretched, Be Careful’

Silver Rises After Biggest One-Day Drop in Over Five Years

The Quiet, Fateful Shift in Who’s Buying America’s Debt

Trump’s Funding Cuts Put America’s Consumer Watchdog on the Brink of Collapse

Please Mitt Romney, Do Not Pay More In Taxes

Is Social Security Going Bankrupt? What You Need to Know

‘You Had to Be Brave’: Wall Street Remembers a Wild 2025

Congress Could Make Itself Relevant Again. Anytime.

Why Direct-to-Consumer Drug Sales Are the Future

Cancer’s Soaring Cost Wrecks Patients’ Finances in a Broken System

Five Things to Know About Nvidia’s $20 Billion Licensing Deal

Admit It, You’re in a Relationship With AI

Insilico Surges After Hong Kong IPO Amid AI Drugmaking Optimism

The New Billionaires of the A.I. Boom

Caterpillar’s Surging Stock Is Fueled by AI, Not Yellow Excavators

Meta to Acquire Manus in $2 Billion Bet on AI Agents

Tesla Broadcasts Downbeat Car Sales Estimates in Unusual Move

Arizona Wants To Make An American Autobahn And That’ll Probably Be A Bad Thing

Starbucks Doesn’t Want to Be on Every Street in New York and Los Angeles Anymore

The Case of the $400,000 Massachusetts Lobster Heist

Lululemon Founder Chip Wilson Launches Proxy Fight to Overhaul Board

Nintendo Has Everything to Prove Again in 2026

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Morning News: December 29, 2025
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 29th, 2025 at 6:35 am

Britain Pushed Ahead With Green Power. Its Grid Can’t Handle It.

How a Reclusive Ex-Glencore Trader Became Indonesia’s Nickel King

Meet a U.S. Start-Up Trying to Break China’s Rare-Earth Monopoly

Be Prepared to Keep Paying More for Electricity

3 Books Explain China, Russia and the Next Economic Collapse

Trump’s First Year Back, in 10 Charts

The Unexpected Winner of Rising American Tariffs Is Mexico

What America Might Look Like With Zero Immigration

Shareholders Deserve the Truth About the Aim of Expenditures

The Fed Was Never ‘Steering’ The Ship, Hence All The Economic Growth

How Kevin Hassett Became a Trump Loyalist and Fed Chair Contender

How Investors Are Preparing for a New Fed

Bank of America CEO Says the Market “Will Punish People If We Don’t Have an Independent Fed”

The Tenuous Peace Between Trump and the $30 Trillion US Bond Market

Tech Drags US Stocks as Silver Turns Volatile

How Silver Is Traded, From Stocks and Shares to Coins and Bars

The Dollar’s Exorbitant Privilege Is on Borrowed Time

Yuan Pushback Builds as Chinese Media Warn Against One-Way Bets

‘It’s Revenge of the Banks’ as Private Creditors Lose Their Edge

Ph.D.s Can’t Find Work as Boston’s Biotech Engine Sputters

Companies Are Outlining Plans for 2026. Hiring Isn’t One of Them.

Tough Job Market Has People Using Dating Apps to Get Interviews

Airbus Cranks Out Aircraft at Rapid Pace to Meet Delivery Goal

How Hybrid Models Are Helping Keep Automakers’ Electrification Plans Afloat

Why a $500 Steak Dinner Only Yields a $25 Profit

Sam’s Club Is Beating Costco at Its Own Game—in China

How an Office Romance Sparked an Overhaul at Nestlé

As Youth Sports Professionalize, Kids Are Burning Out Fast

Theme Parks’ New Strategy: Smaller, Cheaper and Shorter

Japan’s Viral Horse-Racing Video Game Has Players Flocking to Real-Life Stables

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CWS Market Review – December 26, 2025
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 26th, 2025 at 4:28 pm

Ladies and Gentlemen:

I give you our 2026 Buy List.

Abbott Laboratories (ABT)
Adobe (ADBE)
Allison Transmission (ALSN)
American Water Works (AWK)
Amphenol (APH)
Broadridge Financial (BR)
Casey’s General Stores (CASY)
Cencora (COR)
Comfort Systems USA (FIX)
FactSet Research (FDS)
FICO (FICO)
HEICO (HEI)
Henry Schein (HSIC)
IES Holdings (IESC)
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)
Intuit (INTU)
McKesson (MCK)
Moody’s (MCO)
Mueller Industries (MLI)
ResMed (RMD)
Rollins (ROL)
Science Applications International (SAIC)
Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM)
Stryker (SYK)
Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO)

The five new buys are:

Casey’s General Stores (CASY)
Comfort Systems USA (FIX)
McKesson (MCK)
ResMed (RMD)
Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM)

The five sells are:

Fiserv (FISV)
McGrath RentCorp (MGRC)
Miller Industries (MLR)
Otis Worldwide (OTIS)
Silgan (SLGN)

This is our 21st annual Buy List. The new Buy List won’t go into effect until the start of trading on Friday, January 2. The 25 stocks will be equally weighted based on the closing prices as of December 31.

The Five New Buys

I’ll have more to say about the new buys in upcoming issues, but I’ll share some thoughts with you here.

I was first told about Casey’s General Stores (CASY) by some friends in the Midwest, where the chain is very popular. It’s basically a gas station masquerading as a pizza shop. Or vice versa. It really doesn’t matter. The idea is simple. If you drive a car, you’ll need gas. If you’re going to go to a gas station, you might as well choose the place that has pizza as well.

Casey’s is based in Iowa, and the stores are mostly in Iowa, Missouri and downstate Illinois. The company also has an impressive presence in the other Midwestern and Plains states. There are now close to 2,000 locations in 20 states. Casey’s prefers to locate in small towns where there’s less competition. Casey’s is now the third-largest convenience-store chain in the U.S. There isn’t a Casey’s within several hundred miles of Wall Street.

The company currently has a market value of $21 billion. It’s a member of the S&P Mid-Cap 400 and Nasdaq 100. Last year, it did close to $16 billion in sales.

In November, Casey reported very good fiscal-Q2 earnings. For the three months ending on October 31, Casey made $5.53 per share, which beat expectations by 33 cents per share. The fiscal-Q3 earnings report should be out in early March. Wall Street currently expects earnings of $2.84 per share.

Casey’s isn’t a value stock, but I think its rapid growth deserves a higher earnings multiple. Right now, the shares are going for about 25 times 2027 earnings. Casey’s currently pays a dividend of 69 cents per share. The company has increased its payout for the last 26 years in a row. I’m starting Casey’s off as a buy up to $600 per share.

Comfort Systems USA (FIX) provides commercial, industrial and institutional heating, ventilation, air-conditioning (HVAC) and electrical-contracting services. The company operates through two segments: Mechanical and Electrical.

The Mechanical segment includes HVAC, plumbing, piping and controls, as well as off-site construction, monitoring and fire protection. It also installs connecting and distribution elements, such as piping and ducting.

The Electrical segment includes installation and servicing of electrical systems. It builds, installs, maintains, repairs and replaces mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) systems throughout its 47 operating units, with 178 locations in 136 cities across the nation.

Much of Comfort Systems’s recent success has been due to data centers. The Technology segment makes up about 40% of FIX’s overall business. I don’t expect business to slow down any time soon. The company currently has a backlog of close to $10 billion in orders. That’s up 65% over the last year.

Comfort Systems offers engineering, design-assist and turnkey, direct-hire construction services of modular systems serving the advanced technology, power and industrial sectors. It also provides mechanical construction services to the commercial and industrial sectors. I’m starting Comfort Systems off as a buy up to $1,000 per share.

McKesson (MCK) is one of the best healthcare stocks on the market, as well as being one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical distributors. In North America, McKesson delivers about one-third of all pharmaceuticals. It supplies branded, generic, specialty and OTC drugs to pharmacies and hospitals.

The company is also involved in medical supplies and equipment. It distributes medical-surgical products to physician offices, surgery centers and long-term care facilities.

McKesson is also focused on healthcare technology and services. MCK provides health IT, prescription-technology solutions, supply-chain management, oncology and specialty-care support. McKesson has a market cap of $100 billion, and its dividend has doubled over the last six years to 82 cents per share.

McKesson’s earnings growth tends to be very reliable. For 2027, Wall Street expects earnings of $43.82 per share. That means it’s going for a little less than 19 times earnings. I should mention that a few years ago, McKesson had to contend with opioid settlements, but that issue is largely behind it. McKesson is a buy up to $900 per share.

I like boring stocks, and ResMed (RMD) is a stock that puts you to sleep—literally. ResMed is the leading provider of sleep-apnea devices. This is big business. ResMed operates in over 140 countries with more than 10,000 employees.

Last year, ResMed had revenues of more than $5.1 billion. The current market cap is up to $31 billion. For the fiscal year ending in June, RMD made $9.55 per share. That’s up 23% over the year before.

ResMed is also fiscally sound. Gross margins often run close to 60%, while operating margins are just over 32%. The company also carries very little debt. RMD currently pays a dividend of 60 cents per share. The dividend has been steadily increasing for over a decade.

In therapeutic devices, ResMed holds 45% to 60% of market share. In some markets, it holds 80%. I’m rating ResMed a buy up to $270 per share.

Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM) is another company whose stock got cut down recently, and I think it’s worth a look.

Sprouts’s business idea is simple: take the look and feel of a farmer’s market and bring it indoors. Think of a big open space, but instead of waiting until the weekend, you can go to Sprouts any day of the week. Sprouts specializes in fresh and organic produce. The company currently has over 400 locations.

I’m particularly impressed by Sprouts’s loyal fan base. Sprouts tends to be less expensive than Whole Foods (owned by Amazon). Its smaller stores aren’t as crowded as Whole Foods, and Sprouts has found an overlooked part of the market: people who want good, fresh, organic produce but not at Whole Foods’s prices.

This is a good time to add SFM. The stock got clobbered earlier this year. I love it when good stocks get knocked down. In October, SFM beat earnings, but the market did not like the weak guidance.

Some of this is due to inflation worries hurting consumers. Also, the stock had done so well that there were valuation concerns. Thanks to the selloff, SFM is going for less than 14 times next year’s earnings. Sprouts is a buy up to $90 per share.

The Five Sells

Coming up with the sells each year is hard because you can’t help getting attached to some stocks. Also, as an investor, you have to admit your mistakes, which isn’t always easy, but it’s important.

This year, it’s time to sell Fiserv (FISV). This is the only stock left that’s been with us every year since the start of the Buy List. The last earnings report was terrible, however, and the company slashed guidance. It’s time to let it go.

Last year, I decided to keep McGrath RentCorp (MGRC) after its buyout deal went south. The stock hasn’t recovered.

Miller Industries (MLR) had a far more difficult year than I expected. Sales were down dramatically. That’s unfortunate, because I’d become a big fan of this little stock.

Otis Worldwide (OTIS) is a fine company but it’s not showing the level of earnings growth that I’d hoped for.

Silgan (SLGN) missed earnings for the last two quarters and three of the last five. I’ll have more to say about the portfolio changes in upcoming issues.

Thank You!

I’ll have all the details of our Buy List’s performance in 2025 in the next newsletter, which comes out on January 1.

I want to thank everyone for their support. I admit that our long-term buy-and-hold strategy can be a little boring, but it works. We’ve been doing it for 20 years.

I’m pleased to see that our ETF continues to be healthy and profitable.

I always enjoy following the market with intelligent, engaged readers like the ones here at CWS.

I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year.

Eddy

Morning News: December 26, 2025
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 26th, 2025 at 7:03 am

Yen Bears Are Everywhere as Currency Heads Toward 160 Per Dollar

Vanke Wins Approval for Longer Grace Period on Another Yuan Bond

Customs Crackdown Leads to Blocked, Destroyed Imports

The Memes, Flubs and Trump Dramas That Dominated 2025

2025 Turned Trump’s Biggest Strength Against Him

DOGE Was a Dishonest Sham — That Still Hurt Our Country

Gen-Z Revolts Against Dystopian Future as Protests Sweep the Globe

Government Officials Once Stopped False Accusations After Violence. Now, Some Join In.

Gold and Silver Smash Records Again as Rally Gathers Momentum

How Silver Is Traded, From Stocks and Shares to Coins and Bars

Copper Hits Record in China, Jumps in New York on Supply Concern

Green Debt Sales Hit Record Levels

America’s Biggest Oil Field Is Turning Into a Pressure Cooker

Emissions Are Still Rising. That Doesn’t Mean We’re Failing

China Eases IPO Rules for Firms Developing Reusable Rockets

Larry Ellison, Not Elon Musk, Was The Tech Titan Who Defined 2025

Trump Has a New Auto Loan Tax Break. Here’s Who Could Benefit.

Coforge Buys Encora at $2.35 Billion EV in All-Stock Deal

Waymo Expansion Seeks to Make Robotaxis Relevant

As A.I. Companies Borrow Billions, Debt Investors Grow Wary

Data Center Surge Reaches India as American Tech Giants Invest Billions

Even the Companies Making Humanoid Robots Think They’re Overhyped

Despite Crackdown on Activism, Tech Employees Are Still Picking Fights

The Rich Are Crucial Venture Buyers, Keep Drug Prices High for Them

Nike’s Revival of Classic Brand Has a Hitch—Soccer Coach Grabbed the Trademark

Our Beyond Broken Tipping Culture

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Morning News: December 25, 2025
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 25th, 2025 at 10:18 am

Ukraine Says It Hit Russian Gas Processing Plant, Oil Refinery

Sanctions Delay Russia’s Plan to Triple LNG Output, Novak Says

US Chased Oil Tanker Away From Venezuela Amid Blockade

Trump’s Seizures of Oil Tankers Challenge Maritime Rules and Customs

China Blasts US for Report That ‘Sows Discord’ With India

China Silver Fund Plunges After String of Moves to Quell Frenzy

Japan’s Takaichi to Unveil Record ¥122 Trillion Budget for FY26

Ueda Signals Further Hikes With More Confidence Over Price Goal

Goldman Warns Clients About Outside Law Firm’s Data Breach

For Investors, the Real Gift from Wall Street Comes One Day After Christmas

US Mortgage Rates Fall for Second Week, Sending 30-Year to 6.18%

Scott Kupor’s New Plan to Bring Tech Workers Into the Federal Government

Nvidia Strikes a Deal With Groq, an A.I. Chip Start-Up

The Class Where ‘Screenagers’ Train to Navigate Social Media and A.I.

The Economic Divide Between Big and Small Companies Is Growing

The Boss Who Gave His Employees a $240 Million Gift

Tariffs Hit Boots, Bags and More as Leather Prices Jump — and Relief Could Be Years Away

Toyota Posts Sales Drop in November, Dragged Down by China

Tesla Faces US Probe Over Model 3 Emergency Door Handles

Tesla Robotaxis Are Big on Wall St. but Lagging on Roads

Weight-Loss Drugs Are Changing. Here’s What to Know

A Tragedy In Bangladesh Is a Reminder of Our Good Fortune

The Strange Death of Make America Great Again

The Shoe That Didn’t Drop

Powerball $1.817 Billion Christmas Eve Jackpot Won by Single Ticket, in Arkansas

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Morning News: December 24, 2025
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on December 24th, 2025 at 7:12 am

Why 2026 Is Poised to Be Another Rocky Year for Global Trade

The ‘Year of the Tariff’ Gives Way to 2026 Worries of the Consequences

Ruble’s World-Beating Rally Poses New Risk for Russian Economy

What the West Keeps Getting Wrong About China

Bank of America Trader Says India State Debt Deluge Will Worsen

Copper Poised for Best Year Since 2009 After December Surge

Gold Climbs Above $4,500 in Historic Rally for Precious Metals

The EU Is Not a U.S. Regulator, and Must Be Restrained As Such

The Photos That Defined Business and the Economy in 2025

Whoever Trump Picks, the Next Fed Chair Won’t Be Independent

Fed Should Lower Rates If the Market Does Well, Trump Says

The U.S. Economy Keeps Powering Ahead, Defying Dire Predictions

3 Theories of What’s Going On With the Contradictory Economic Data

Soaring GDP Is More Evidence of What a Fraudulent Number It Is

Investors Warn of ‘Rot in Private Equity’ as Funds Strike Circular Deals

How Birthright Citizenship Sort of Saved Christmas

How the White House Lost the Public on Immigration

Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Application Fee Upheld by Judge

Trump Loves Trade Schools. So Why Does He Want to Defund Them?

Casinos Are a Bad Bet for US Cities

Chasing an Economic Boom, White House Dismisses Risks of A.I.

AI Construction Costs Can Be an Accounting ‘Black Box’

Insurers and Pension Funds Eye Data Center Finance Spree

China’s EV Battery Giant Is Trying to Find a New Road

BP to Sell Majority Stake in Castrol Business for $6 Billion

Sanofi to Buy Vaccine Maker Dynavax in $2.2 Billion Deal

A Father, a Son and Their $108 Billion Push for Media Moguldom

The Marketing Master Trying to Make Us Fall in Love With Disney Again

The Weird and Wonderful Consumer Trends Steering Brands Into 2026

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