Jeremy Salvucci

4 days ago | thestreet.com | Jeremy Salvucci

Fast facts: The top six most reliable auto brands are all Japanese. No American car brands made the top 10 in terms of reliability. Only two non-Japanese brands made the top 10. Both are German. ContentsAside from a house, a car is probably the most expensive — and important — product an average consumer owns.

2 weeks ago | thestreet.com | Jeremy Salvucci

ContentsDara Khosrowshahi, the CEO of Uber since 2017, has been making headlines recently for a high-profile tug-of-war with the rideshare company’s employees over the future of remote work at the company. In late April, the millionaire exec increased Uber’s in-office requirement from two days a week to three and raised the requisite for its one-month paid sabbatical benefit from five years’ tenure to eight.

3 weeks ago | thestreet.com | Jeremy Salvucci

ContentsThe takeawayAt the beginning of the year, Kelley Blue Book reported that the average price paid for a new car in the United States was $49,740. Around the same time, Edmonds reported that around 20% of new car owners were locked into paying at least $1,000 per month on their new vehicles. Clearly, buying a car new is not for the faint of wallet, especially as inflation continues to rear its head and auto tariffs continue to loom over a trade-warring America.

1 month ago | thestreet.com | Jeremy Salvucci

ContentsRenowned actor Kelsey Grammer — best known for portraying psychiatrist Frasier Crane on the legendary sitcom Cheers before reprising the character for the 90s spinoff, Frasier — celebrates his 70th year in 2025. After more than four decades in theater, television, and film, Grammar continues to delight fans, most recently working on the upcoming Marvel film, Avengers: Doomsday.

1 month ago | thestreet.com | Jeremy Salvucci

ContentsWhat is a layoff? What is a layoff? A layoff is the termination of a worker’s employment for reasons unrelated to that worker’s performance. Typically, layoffs do not occur in isolation, but rather in batches of employees in an effort by management to cut costs by reducing payroll spending.