• Tue, January 7, 2025

by: whmi

Cleary Names Four New Executive Leaders To Board Of Trustees

Jessica Mathews / news@whmi.com Cleary University in Genoa Township is welcoming four new members to its Board of Trustees Those new members - pictured left to right, top to botto

by: MoneyWeek

How investors are protecting themselves from increased capital gains tax

With capital gains tax increasing since the Autumn Budget, investors are turning to tax wrappers like SIPPs and ISAs to shield their wealth

by: CIO

Battle bots: RPA and agentic AI

Understanding the differences between RPA and agentic AI — as well as how they complement each other — can unlock major automation benefits.

by: Kiplinger

Why Small Business in 2025 Should Have You Excited

A unique combination of consumer support, technological advancements and a growing ecosystem of resources make it an extraordinary time to launch or expand your business.

by: AgWeb

One Company's Unique Way To Defer Capital Gains Tax

Farmers First Trust uses a specific transaction process that can help farmers sell the family operation without the immediate tax burden.

by: bdnews24

Corporates will be encouraged to enter stock market, says finance advisor

Interim govt will take initiatives to bring in different corporate companies, family-owned businesses and public and private corporates, Salehuddin Ahmed says

by: cfodive

Key FinOps trends for CFOs to watch in 2025

by: CNET

I Teach People Tips to Travel for Free. Here's How They Earn 50% More in Points and Miles

It's not always the best strategy to use your points. If you have more travel needs than you have points, you should consider paying cash rather than redeeming your points for low-value options. Save your rewards for times when they go furthest, but don't hoard them for years either.

by: insurancebusinessmag

The Hartford appoints Annette Rippert to board

The Hartford has appointed Annette Rippert (pictured) to its board of directors, effective Feb. 18. She will serve on the board's finance, investment and risk management committee.

by: SMU

Jay Hartzell named next President of SMU

Following an extensive national search, the SMU Board of Trustees named Jay Hartzell the 11th SMU president, effective June 1, 2025.

by: Politico

Wall Street's messy climate journey

New York state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal said he's going to "supercharge" his push for a corporate climate disclosure measure, similar to one adopted in California, that would require all large companies to disclose their planet-warming emissions, including "Scope 3" pollution from financing and lending activities.

by: AOL

How recruitment will change in 2025, according to top HR leaders from Hilton, PwC, and Ally Financial

HR leaders always have one thing on their mind: securing the best talent. Fortune spoke with 10 HR leaders and people executives about how they think 2025. While each company —from PwC, to Hilton and EY—has its own strategy,

by: cnbctv18

Top Stories | India's GDP growth estimate at 4-year low, Delhi elections on Feb 5, big budget agenda and more

TV18's daily newsletter featuring the top 10 stories on markets, corporate updates, economic insights, and financial highlights — delivered at 10 PM.

by: Inc

How Trump's Mass Deportation Plans Could Reverse GDP Growth

by: Forbes

China Market Update: No Executive Order Means No Problem For US Investors

Asian equities were mixed but mostly higher overnight as Mainland China outperformed while Hong Kong and the Philippines underperformed.

by: BBC

From a Trump presidency to 'game-changing' lawsuits: Seven big climate and nature moments coming in 2025

BBC environment journalists analyse the key events coming up in 2025 with game-changing potential for climate and nature.

by: Reuters

Los Angeles wildfire prompts evacuations amid extreme winds

A wildfire burned about 200 acres (80 hectares) and threatened homes in an upscale section of Los Angeles on Tuesday, forcing evacuations after officials had already warned of extreme fire danger from dry,

by: Forbes

What CFOs Need To Know About Health Insurance

Holiday whiplash over CTA enforcement, Nvidia stock pops on CES keynote, weight loss drugs drive healthcare costs up.

by: Reuters

Automakers to pool CO2 emissions with Tesla, Mercedes to comply with EU 2025 rules

Stellantis , Toyota , Ford , Mazda and Subaru are planning to pool carbon emissions with U.S. EV maker Tesla to comply with European Union 2025 rules, an EU filing showed on Tuesday.

by: Reuters

UK 30-year borrowing costs rise to highest since 1998

Britain's long-term government borrowing costs hit their highest since 1998 on Tuesday, adding to the problems facing finance minister Rachel Reeves who plans to borrow hundreds of billions of pounds to finance higher public investment and spending.

by: Forbes

How To Start An AI Company: 10 Key Challenges To Overcome

Despite these hurdles, the potential to revolutionize industries and create groundbreaking opportunities is immense.

by: Reuters

US adds Tencent, CATL to list of Chinese firms allegedly aiding Beijing's military

The U.S. Defense Department said on Monday it has added Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings and battery maker CATL to a list of companies it says work with China's military, in a move set to escalate U.

by: Forbes

Unlocking Growth: How To Support Small-Business Owners In 2025

Despite this environment, small-business owners continue to be resilient, approaching the new year with a sense of optimism.

by: Forbes

New EU Rules Could Threaten Your Security - What You Need To Know

The FATF Travel Rule, now extended to bitcoin, requires KYC data sharing, raising concerns about privacy, financial freedom, and individual security.

by: MSN

Stock market today: Wall Street tumbles toward worst day in nearly 3 weeks

Good news on the U.S. economy is back to being bad for Wall Street, and the stock market is sinking Tuesday toward its worst day in nearly three weeks following better-than-expected reports on the job market and business activity.

by: MSN

Former Art Basel Director to Teach Course on 'Understanding Today's Art World'

Since the early 2000s, there has been a significant growth in education around the art world, and specifically in the art market, with courses at universities and programs at Sotheby's and Christie's.

by: MSN

Stock market today: Wall Street sinks following good news on the economy

Good news on the U.S. economy isn't always good for Wall Street, and the stock market is sinking Tuesday following better-than-expected reports on the job market and business activity. The S&P 500 swung to a loss of 0.

by: MSN

From half-pipes to high finance: What investors can learn from Tony Hawk's unexpected success and smart investments

Discover how pro skateboarder Tony Hawk's unexpected financial success through his Pro Skate video game series offers valuable lessons about the importance of humility, giving back, and the need to di

by: MSN

I'm in my late 30s and I just inherited $80 million with the passing of a family member - how do I actually go about purchasing things?

Portfolio management and mitigating capital gains taxes can require regular juggling, especially when the portfolio has large stock holdings. The juggling becomes even more complex when the asset owner decides to borrow against the portfolio to fund other large purchases.

by: MSN

November job openings up slightly at 8.1 million

Fewer people quit their jobs in November while total job openings in the United States were down more than 800,000 from the same time in 2023, the Labor Department said in their latest report.

by: MSN

Disney's Tony Chambers to Depart as Head of Theatrical Distribution, Take Over as President of EMEA

Disney's head of theatrical distribution Tony Chambers will depart his role to lead the company's Europe, Middle East and Africa division as president. The executive will replace current EMEA president Jan Koeppen,

by: MSN

Stock market today: Wall Street sinks under the pressure of good news on the economy

Good news on the U.S. economy may no longer be good for Wall Street, and the stock market is feeling pressure on Tuesday from better-than-expected reports on the job market and business activity. The S&P 500 swung to a loss of 0.

by: MSN

SMU's next president is coming from another Texas university just down I-35

University of Texas President Jay Hartzell will become SMU's next president. SMU's Board of Trustees approved Hartzell's hire Tuesday and he will become SMU's next president effective June 1, 2025. The announcement comes after SMU President R.

by: MSN

With U.S. Steel Decision, Biden Turned His Back on Opposing Monopolies

As he signed a sweeping executive order in July 2021 intended to crack down on anticompetitive business practices, President Joe Biden declared that "capitalism without competition isn't capitalism, it's exploitation.

by: MSN

Aquarius Daily Horoscope Today (Jan 20- Feb 19), January 7, 2025: Confidence will be high!

Aquarius Money Horoscope Today The financial aspect will remain strong. Savings and protection will increase. Efforts in career and business will succeed. Business will flourish, and profits will rise.

by: MSN

Stock market today: Wall Street turns mixed following good news on the economy

Good news on the U.S. economy may be no longer be good for Wall Street, and U.S. stock indexes are slipping Tuesday following better-than-expected reports on the job market and business activity. The S&P 500 swung to a dip of 0.

by: MSN

Aries Daily Horoscope Today (Mar 21 - April 19), January 7, 2025: You will maintain harmony!

Aries Money Horoscope Today Keep a check on borrowing and lending transactions. You will show interest in investment matters, remain alert in business activities, and focus on business expansion. Aries Career Horoscope Today Adopt a smart delay strategy.

by: MSN

US Services Sector Growth Tops Forecasts, But 'Tariff Concerns,' Price Pressures Cast A Shadow

Purchasing Managers' Index reading highlights resilience in the U.S. services sector, but rising price pressures and looming tariff concerns are casting shadows over an otherwise optimistic economic picture.

by: MSN

Do you know a W-9 from a 1099? Here are the forms you'll need when you file taxes in 2025.

Some forms are pre-populated and designed for you to pass on to the IRS. They may be headed to your mailbox, or sitting in a "tax documents" portal on a website, awaiting download. In theory, there may be nothing you need to do,

by: MSN

Commercial Metals Company (NYSE:CMC) Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript January 6, 2025 Operator: Hello and welcome everyone to the fiscal 2025 First Quarter Earnings Call for CMC. Joining me on today's call are Peter Matt, CMC's President and Chief Executive Officer,

by: MSN

Top 5 Leading Altcoins to Hold Today: Why Qubetics ($TICS), Polkadot, Cosmos, SUI, and Astra Are Dominating the Scene

The cryptocurrency market has been buzzing with activity, and it's no surprise that investors are scrambling to find the leading altcoins to hold today. Recent developments in blockchain technology have opened up exciting opportunities,

by: MSN

Even With an Office Glut, Firms Can't Find the Kind of Space They Want

More recently, big firms in technology, finance, transportation and entertainment are telling their employees they need to be in the office more often, in some cases five days a w

by: MSN

Capricorn Daily Horoscope Today (Dec 22-Jan19), January 7, 2025: Sweetness will prevail!

Capricorn Money Horoscope Today Your performance in career and business will remain strong. Business activities will gain momentum. The financial aspect will strengthen. Plans will gain speed. Capricorn Career Horoscope Today Desired success will be achieved.

by: MSN

Is Coors Field the model for publicly financed stadium success? How the Monforts struck gold in LoDo.

For nearly a century, Colorado's Monfort family has cashed in on the right idea at the right time and place. So it is with Coors Field, a publicly funded stadium that became a gold mine for one of the state's most famous families.

by: MSN

The Populist Vying to Lead Canada and End a Decade of Liberalism

Pierre Poilievre rode a wave of discontent with Covid policies, putting him on the cusp of becoming prime minister.

by: MSN

Economist says Biden's offshore oil, gas drilling ban seems 'spiteful'

EJ Heritage Foundation public finance economist EJ Antoni discusses Congress' reconciliation bill, Biden's executive action on oil and gas drilling in offshore waters and unemployment numbers in the U.

by: MSN

Political rivals, colleagues and potential successors react to Trudeau's resignation

Political rivals, colleagues, business leaders and potential Liberal leadership candidates reacted to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation announcement Monday with a mix of criticism over his record and appreciation for his years of public service.

by: MSN

Best Cryptos to Buy and Hold in January 2025: 5 Coins Every Smart Investor Should Choose

As we head into January 2025, the crypto market is buzzing with energy. The search for the best cryptos to buy and hold in January 2025 is in full swing, with investors scouring for projects that promise not just stability but also exponential growth.

New EU Rules Could Threaten Your Security - What You Need To Know

The FATF Travel Rule, now extended to bitcoin, requires KYC data sharing, raising concerns about privacy, financial freedom, and individual security.
The article from Forbes discusses the potential impact of new EU regulations on digital security. It highlights how the European Union's proposed laws, aimed at enhancing user privacy and data protection, might inadvertently weaken cybersecurity measures. Key points include the EU's push for end-to-end encryption, which could limit the ability of tech companies to monitor and prevent cyber threats in real-time. The article also mentions concerns from cybersecurity experts about the potential increase in cybercrime due to these restrictions. Additionally, there's a discussion on the balance between privacy rights and security needs, with some arguing that these regulations could make it harder for law enforcement to track criminal activities online. The piece concludes by suggesting that while the intent behind the EU's regulations is to protect citizens, the unintended consequences might expose them to greater risks in the digital realm.

Read the Full Forbes Article at:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2025/01/07/new-eu-rules-threaten-your-security--what-you-need-to-know/