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🔍Scoops Spotlight
Serving the highlights from the daily scoops on the app

Hey friends - hope everyone is doing well. Enjoy the Superbowl parties!
Welcome back to the weekly Scoops Spotlight, where we’ll serve up a little summary of the week with the company scoops that got the most community reactions.
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🌎 The Big Picture
My neck is hurting from the new policy whiplash. It’s hard to identify yet how these changes will impact the economy on a broader scale, which is why the market has started to react less and less to each new shift.
Beyond Washington, the economy remains strong, with rising wages, solid corporate profits, and business growth. Layoffs remain low, but job seekers face more competition.
Meanwhile, high borrowing costs have kept the housing market on ice, tariff uncertainty has put businesses on their back foot, and rising prices keep squeezing budgets.
How are you feeling about the economy? |
Get the full breakdown of all the trends affecting your home, wallet, and career in the new Weekend Scoop on the Scoops app!
🏭 The Companies Everyone’s Talking About
![]() JBS SA 👍 42% 👥 50% | 🌏 50% | 💰 56% | Artificial Inflation The world's largest beef producer, JBS, has agreed to pay $83.5 million to settle US antitrust claims that it conspired to inflate beef prices by limiting supply. It will also assist in ongoing legal actions against other meat producers like Tyson Foods. This marks JBS's third settlement over price-fixing allegations, bringing its total payouts to over $160 million. |
![]() Walmart Inc. 👍 72% 👥 53% | 🌏 50% | 💰 59% | Waste to Wealth Walmart is transforming unsold food into compost now sold in over 600 stores, aiming to cut food waste by 50% by 2030. The company has already reduced food waste by 12% since 2016. This composting initiative helps the retailer divert 78% of its waste from landfills, reducing methane emissions and advancing its sustainability goals. |
![]() Costco Wholesale Corp 👍 84% 👥 47% | 🌏 50% | 💰 53% | Employee Support Warehouse retail giant Costco is ratcheting employee wages, announcing plans to raise its top hourly pay for non-union workers to over $30 in March with additional raises for the next two years. Its minimum hourly wage will jump to $20. Costco also reached a tentative agreement with the union workers for better pay and benefits amid rising living costs, avoiding a strike by 18,000 workers. |
![]() Walgreens Boots Alliance 👍 68% 👥 49% | 🌏 51% | 💰 50% | Payout Pause Walgreens has suspended its quarterly dividend payouts to shareholders for the first time in over 90 years, aiming to focus on restructuring amid rising costs and legal issues. America's 2nd largest pharmacy chain is working to cut costs by $1 billion and close 1,200 stores. |
![]() Disney 👍 63% 👥 56% | 🌏 52% | 💰 55% | Pricing Power Disney has started to lose Disney+ streaming subscribers after raising prices consistently over the past year, though the division is now making a profit. The entertainment giant owned the box office last year with big animated and Marvel sequels. Plus, its theme parks reached record profits despite slowing traffic. |
Dig into more scoops and vote on company approval ratings in the Scoops app!
❔ The Big Question of the Week
Do you think wages should grow in tandem with profits? |
Challenge your perspectives and learn from the community voting on the Scoops app!
⚠️ New Feature Alert!
I mentioned this one last week, but I don’t want you to miss it. There were some excited users out there.
Now, you can head to your settings page and set your preferred notification time.
Head to your profile settings and personalize your experience!
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🪲We fixed some reported issues with font rendering in the Big Picture and made auto-fill work more easily. Keep sending in your feedback!!
🗺️More fun voting features on the way.
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