Sat, March 8, 2025

by: MSN

Trump tariffs could drive markets down if they stay at these levels: Julian Emanuel

Evercore ISI senior managing director Julian Emanuel discusses President Donald Trump's stock market 'awareness' and reveals his S&P 500 year-end target on 'Making Money.'

by: TwistedSifter

Homeowner Refuses To Pay Gardener For His Work, So The He Fills The Owner's Yard With Tennis Balls

In today's story, a gardener made the mistake of not having the homeowner sign a contract before he started his work. The homeowner didn't want to pay, so the gardener found a way to get back at him over and over again.

by: CNBC

The Look Ahead: March 7, 2025

Witness the breathtaking $9 million Bugatti Centodieci being transported at the Zoute Grand Prix. This ultra-exclusive hypercar is a true masterpiece, and every moment of its journey is pure automotive art! Justin Trudeau tears up as he makes pledge to Canadian people amid Trump trade war

by: GhanaWeb

Finance minister engages with traders, head porters ahead of 2025 budget presentation

The Minister of Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has interacted with some market women and head porters popularly known as 'kayeyei' ahead of the presentation of the 2025 budget.

by: Vanguard

Air Force personnel attack on Ikeja Electricity Disco: 15 wounded staff in hospitals

by: AOL

Trump says he's ending Public Service Loan Forgiveness for nonprofits involved with 'improper' activities

A White House plan to ban student borrowers from Public Service Loan Forgiveness if they work at certain nonprofits appears aimed at pro-Palestinian groups and charity organizations opposed to President Trump's policies.

by: TheStreet

Fed chair Powell echoes worries in interest rate forecasts

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell echoed the market's concern over "uncertainty" tied to tariff and economic policies but noted that solid labor markets and easing inflation pressures likely mean the central bank remains in "no hurry" to change its key policy rate.

by: Insider

Here's the pitch deck Deepnight used to raise $5.5 million in funding to make military night vision goggles cheaper with AI

Y Combinator startup Deepnight is looking to disrupt the field of military night vision with AI.

by: Futurism

Elon Musk Is Trying to Get Access to the Child Support Database

Elon Musk's DOGE has taken the axe to a number of agencies in glaring conflicts of interest. His team of Trump-approved cost cutters has gone after USAID, impacting Musk's Starlink, the FAA, effecting SpaceX,

by: Forbes

11 Women Pioneering AI, Blockchain & Leadership| Women's History Month

Women are driving innovation on Crypto, Blockchain, AI, Leadership, Sports, and Education. Celebrate them in Women's History Month.

by: Forbes

10 Women Pioneering AI, Blockchain & Leadership| Women's History Month

Women are driving innovation on Crypto, Blockchain, AI, Leadership, Sports, and Education. Celebrate them in Women's History Month.

by: Insider

10 consulting firms with government contracts are now in DOGE's sights. Here's the full list.

Deloitte, Accenture, and IBM are among the 10 consulting firms under scrutiny from DOGE over their involvement with the US government.

by: MSN

Charles Payne: Europe realizes the days of America writing checks are over

'Making Money' host Charles Payne discusses the European welfare state and Warren Buffett's view on tariffs.

by: MSN

Wyoming to launch dollar-backed Stablecoin

CNN's Kaitlan Collins caught up with DJ Daniel, the 13-year-old cancer survivor honored by President Donald Trump during his address to Congress. Gov. Mark Gordon, R-Wyo., says the state needed something that was predictable and stable on 'The Claman Countdown.'

by: Insider

A part-time Uber driver who earned $24,000 last year explains how he thinks a ukulele and an EV earned him more tips

Uber and Lyft drivers say inconsistent tipping makes a difficult earnings environment even harder. One driver shares his tricks.

by: Insider

Here's the pitch deck Deepnight used to raise $5.5 million in funding to make military night goggles cheaper with AI

Y Combinator startup Deepnight is looking to disrupt the field of military night vision with AI.

by: Insider

I made $48,000 in revenue in 4 months on Etsy. Here's how I experimented to find the right products and prices to sell.

Entrepreneur Taylor Posada scaled her new Etsy shop and made over $48,000 in four months using data from Etsy ads, sales, and listing images.

by: Insider

Fresh Chinese tariffs on Canadian agricultural and food products open new front in brewing trade war

China announced on Saturday that it will impose additional tariffs on Canada from March 20, deepening concerns over a global trade war.

by: Insider

I'm a small-business owner. The tariff whiplash has me stuck in a holding pattern.

Vivian Hoffman, who founded a women's boutique chain, said her business is being "extremely careful" amid changing tariff policy.

by: Insider

Random acts of protest: How federal workers are quietly pushing back on DOGE

In response to a host of wide-ranging orders from President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and the White House's DOGE office, federal workers are displaying pride flags, flaunting their
Sun, March 9, 2025

by: WION

From Slums to Startups: The Inspiring Ascent of Indian Women Entrepreneurs

In a world where ambitions are generally contained by reality, there are a few individuals who go against the odds and sculpt their paths. One of them is the story of Kalpana Saroj, a woman who achieved success from dire poverty and turned into a business tycoon whose net worth stands at about ₹2,

by: Mashable

Best tax credits for small business owners filing this year

Tax season is no walk in the park — and that's especially so for small business owners and solopreneurs. Even if you're already properly managing your quarterly taxes and have all of your ducks in a row,

by: Quartz

Walmart and Warren Buffett on tariffs, a Target boycott, Starbucks layoffs: Business news roundup

President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports of foreign goods have already begun, and more are on the way, likely forcing some businesses to raise prices.

by: CNBC

Activist Spectrum Entrepreneurial has a stake in Landis+Gyr, and it may be poised to build value

Spectrum Entrepreneurial is an anchor shareholder in Landis+Gyr, and changes are starting to unfold at the company.

by: Euronews

Where in Europe are women most willing to start their own business?

Women have the most appetite to create their own business in Portugal, Poland and Greece in the EU. However, outside the bloc, Ukraine is home to an even higher ratio of aspiring female entrepreneurs,

by: News18

Tata Capital IPO: Company To File Draft Papers After NCLT Approval Of Tata Motors Finance Merger

Financial services firm Tata Capital is likely to file preliminary papers with markets regulator Sebi to raise USD 2 billion (over Rs 17,000 crore) through an initial public offering (IPO) only after getting final approval from the NCLT for Tata Motors Finance merger with the company,

by: IDLProcycling

Vingegaard starts Paris-Nice with a new helmet and may sacrifice himself for Jorgenson: "I'm not that selfish"

Jonas Vingegaard will start Paris-Nice on Sunday as a co-leader for Visma | Lease a Bike. For the first time, the Dane will be racing with a new helmet, becoming the second rider on the team—after Wout van Aert—to receive a personalized helmet.

by: Zawya

Bahrain Bourse 'Rings the Bell for Gender Equality' for the 7th year in a row

Bahrain Bourse (BHB), a licensed exchange by the Central Bank of Bahrain, participated in the annual United Nations 'Ring the Bell for Gender Equality' initiative in conjunction with the celebration of International Women's Day on March 8,

by: CNET

When You Should (and Shouldn't) Pay Your Taxes With a Credit Card

I've used credit cards to pay my taxes in the past — but there are some risks and costs that come with this strategy.

by: MyJoyOnline

Finance Minister to present 2025 budget on March 11

Dr Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, the Minister of Finance, will present the Business Statement and Economic Policy of the government for the year ending December 31, 2025, to Parliament on Tuesday, March 11.

by: Moneycontrol

Microsoft announces new sales AI agents, AI Accelerator for Sales: Key details

Microsoft has announced two new sales AI agents for CoPilot 365: Sales Agent and Sales Chat. The new sales AI agents support a core function of all businesses and further break down silos across legacy systems of record,

by: Mint

The rise of 'agentic AI': Why data scientists and software developers should be worried

Agentic AI systems, capable of taking actions without human intervention, have the potential to replace roles traditionally performed by women and men. Going ahead, they will reshape hiring practices and workplace dynamics—the HR department will change,

by: Fortune

Why jeweler Kendra Scott is winning affordable luxury and plans to open dozens of stores while others are downsizing

Kendra Scott CEO Tom Nolan shared in an interview with Fortune his company's expansion plans for 2025, made possible by owning the affordable luxury jewelry space. Nolan also pointed to his success working with the namesake founder of the company.

by: Kiplinger

You Don't Want to Retire in Portugal: Here Are Three Tax Reasons Why

With the NHR benefit retiring and pension taxes increasing, you might rethink your retirement plans in Portugal.

by: GOBankingRates

4 Top Money Lessons Barbara Corcoran Learned From 'Shark Tank'

Real estate mogul and "Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran is well known for her success and her sharp business acumen. According to Forbes, the 75-year-old businesswoman has invested in more than

by: Truthout

The US Is Undergoing a Corporate Coup. Sudan Shows How Dangerous It Can Become.

Musk's DOGE takeover is the first step in shaping government to his whims. The next steps could be even more terrifying.

by: MSN

Dream or Disaster? The 15 Biggest Pros and Cons of Digital Nomad Life

It sounds like a great life - travel the world while making money. And it is great. But as someone who has been a digital nomad since early 2022, I can tell you there's a lot

by: AOL

Angel investor shares cautionary advice for LGBTQ founders

Elliot Tomaeno, an angel investor and the founder of Astrsk PR, shared his advice for LGBTQ founders navigating the uncertain political climate. Though things may seem bleak, he believes that not all hope is lost to get your startup off the ground.

by: GOBankingRates

5 Ways To Adopt Warren Buffett's Long-Term Approach to Investing

It's said that patience is a virtue, and we see this truth shine often, especially in the realms of personal finance and long-term investing strategies. Just look at Warren Buffett for an

by: CNET

PSA: The Longer You Wait To File Your Taxes Online, The More You'll Pay

Yes. Filers with simple tax situations (W-2s, education costs and some basic credits) can still for free throughout tax season. Online services like TurboTax, H&R Block, TaxSlayer and TaxAct do not remove free tiers. But be sure to compare free-filing options to see if you qualify for any.

by: Insider

I had a verbal agreement to rent my son's condo until I died. He died first, and his wife wants the money. What do I do?

"For Love & Money" answers your relationship and money questions. This week, a reader made a verbal agreement to rent their son's condo for $200,000.

by: Zawya

Madinet Masr reports results for FY 2024

As we close 2024, I am pleased to share Madinet Masr's strong financial and operational performance, reflecting the resilience of our strategy, the strength of our business model, and our ability to navigate a dynamic market environment.

by: Bloomberg

Bankers Race to Catch Up With EU Defense Goals in Stunning Reset

As Europe makes defense the bloc's No. 1 priority, it's bumping up against its own bankers. Defense industry executives, politicians and senior bankers alike are now calling for an urgent revamp of regulations and internal processes to make it easier for banks to quickly channel funds into arms manufacturers and military contractors.

by: MSN

Now Consultant: Celebrating Success & Collaboration with IFZA at IFZA Head Office!

Consultant strengthens its partnership with IFZA through specialized training, certification, and long-term collaboration, ensuring seamless business setup services in the UAE. DUBAI, UAE - February 25,

by: GOBankingRates

Trump Wants To Eliminate Income Taxes: 7 Ways That Could Impact Your Job Search in 2025

It sounds wonderful -- no more income taxes sapping your paycheck. And it could be, depending on what replaced them. "Individual income taxes make up roughly 50% of the federal

by: AOL

Meet the defense giants that will rearm Europe as the EU eyes a massive military buildup

As Europe prepares for a world without American military aid, the E.U. plans to invest €800 billion on defense.

by: GOBankingRates

6 of the Most Expensive Items at Kohl's in March

Kohl's has been in business for more than 60 years and, over time, has grown to be a hotspot for folks shopping for everything from home décor and clothing to jewelry and kitchen appliances.

by: MSN

Locals gather for Small Business Expo in Trumbull County

Locals gather for Trumbull County Small Business Expo in Howland, Ohio The Walgreens Billionaire Watching His Empire Come Apart 'Easily one of the best shows ever' has been added to Amazon Prime Cooper Kupp Shared His Blunt Conversation With Sean McVay About Rams Trade

Random acts of protest: How federal workers are quietly pushing back on DOGE

In response to a host of wide-ranging orders from President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and the White House's DOGE office, federal workers are displaying pride flags, flaunting their

The article from MSN discusses how federal workers are engaging in subtle forms of protest against the return-to-office mandates by the Biden administration. These workers, feeling that their productivity and morale are being undermined by the requirement to return to physical offices, are employing tactics like "malicious compliance" and "quiet quitting." Examples include strictly adhering to office hours without any additional effort, taking all entitled breaks, and not engaging in any work outside of office hours. This pushback comes in response to what many see as an unnecessary return to office, especially when remote work has proven effective. The article highlights the tension between the government's push for in-person work and the employees' preference for remote work, suggesting that these acts of protest are a way for workers to express their dissatisfaction with the current policy.

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