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Mon, March 24, 2025

by: AgWeb

How Your Income Taxes Will Change This Year

Income tax law will change this year, and it will be dramatic. Though the crystal ball right now is fairly cloudy as to the final provisions, the changes will likely be beneficial for most farmers.

My parents own a home that jumped 600% in value and now is worth $500K. I want them to sell it to me for cheaper and avoid tax issues. Who can help?

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by: Yahoo

Hawaii tax credits scrutinized by state lawmakers

COURTESY CORTEVA AGRISCIENCE / 2022 Corteva Agriscience said in written testimony that 2024's change to the research tax credit threatens growth and sustainability of high-paying research and development jobs and innovation in Hawaii.

by: TechRadar

23andMe is bankrupt and about to sell your DNA, here's how to stop that from happening

As The Telegraph reports, 23andMe was once worth $6 billion but has seen revenue slump in recent years, reflecting a fall in the popularity of DNA testing. Now, with all of its assets on the chopping block, customer DNA data submitted to the company as part of its testing process could be up for sale.

by: Yen

UK targets spending cuts to mend public finances

Britain's Labour government will deliver a highly anticipated fiscal update on Wednesday, with finance minister Rachel Reeves expected to detail billions of pounds of spending cuts to address the

by: Bloomberg

Trade talks ramp up in race to avoid Trump's April 2 tariffs

Countries in the crosshairs of US tariffs are rushing to offer concessions and other defensive responses to White House demands in the final full week before President Donald Trump stages trade "Liberation Day.

by: CoinTelegraph

Ethereum down 57% from its all-time high, but it's still worth more than Toyota

Despite trading at about half its all-time high, Ethereum's market capitalization of around $252 billion exceeds those of major global corporations like Toyota and Disney.

by: Insider

Snap's CEO sets new hires up to fail on their 1st day. He says it makes them more creative.

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel says he gives new hires an "almost impossible" task on their first day. Here's why.

by: GOBankingRates

Trump Wants To Eliminate Income Taxes: 5 Ways This Could Impact Your Salary

During President Donald Trump's successful campaign bid last year, he proposed eliminating individual income taxes for all Americans and paying for the lost revenue by increasing

by: Fortune

Malaysia is reportedly tracking the flow of Nvidia chips through the Southeast Asian country after pressure from Washington

The country's trade minister has reportedly formed a task force with the digital minister to tighten regulations around Malaysia's data centers.

by: BBC

Experts identify 45 financial risks at Somerset Council

An independent report into Somerset Council's precarious financial position has identified 45 key risks - 32 of which have been given the highest risk rating. They include council reserves falling below Â£30m and delays to the council's restructuring programme.

by: CNA

As Hong Kong hosts finance, sports and arts events, some say the city is getting its groove back

Some observers, however, have struck a cautious tone on Hong Kong's present and future, especially with the looming impact of tariff threats and trade wars coming from US President Donald Trump's administration.

by: Kiplinger

Social Security Fairness Act: Five Financial Planning Issues to Revisit

More money as a public-sector retiree is great, but there could be unintended consequences with taxes, Medicare and more if you're not careful.

by: Mint

How startups are using AI agents to scale quickly

In India's evolving startup landscape, AI is becoming a crucial partner, enabling companies to operate smarter and faster. Programs like AI Pitchfield offer support and mentorship, helping startups utilise AI to tackle significant challenges and drive innovation across various industries.

by: TheStreet

How Business Growth Affects Insurance Needs

As businesses grow, their risks evolve. What may have been a sufficient insurance policy in the early stages may no longer provide adequate coverage as operations expand, revenue increases, and new assets come into play.

by: Reuters

Sovereign fund Danantara Indonesia names 'dream team' of former presidents, Sachs, Dalio and ex-Thai PM Thaksin

New sovereign fund Danantara Indonesia on Monday unveiled its "dream team" to chart its strategy, which included ex-presidents and advisory roles for hedge fund manager Ray Dalio, economist Jeffrey Sachs and influential former Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra.

by: Moneycontrol

Term Loan: How it works? Check interest rate, features and eligibility

A term loan is a structured financing option with fixed repayment schedules, making it ideal for business expansion, home purchases, or major expenses. With flexible tenures and predictable EMIs, it helps borrowers manage their finances efficiently.

by: Forbes

Revised Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Rule Exempts U.S. Companies From Reporting

U.S. businesses no longer have to comply with the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting filing requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

by: cnbctv18

New India Co-op Bank Case: Cops question RBI on audit lapses, more queries likely

The New India Co-op Bank has been under scrutiny since February. The RBI imposed strict restrictions on the Mumbai-based bank due to supervisory concerns.

Sun, March 23, 2025

by: TheStreet

Another huge athletic shoe retailer Foot Locker revealed in December 2024 that it would close 275 of its namesake locations by 2026 in addition to closing 125, or half, of its Cha

by: Reuters

China's vice premier reassures Apple, Pfizer, Cargill, others of business potential

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's Vice Premier He Lifeng sought to reassure foreign corporate chiefs of the country's business potential when he met with the heads of Apple, Pfizer, Mastercard, Cargill and others on Sunday.

by: SlashGear

Will Harbor Freight Deliver? Yes, And Here's How Much It'll Cost You

Believe it or not, Harbor Freight will deliver orders to you, but there are some oddities to dealing with the company. Here are the costs of its shipping.

by: Econostrum

SBA Cuts 2,700 Jobs and Assumes Control of Student Loan Program - What It Means for Borrowers

The Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced a sweeping reduction of its workforce, cutting 2,700 jobsâ€”nearly 43% of its staff. This comes as the agency embarks on the monumental task of managing the federal student loan portfolio,

by: KKTV

Colorado Springs protesters rally against potential privatization of U.S. Postal Service

Protesters plan to gather in Colorado Springs Sunday morning to rally against the potential dismantling of the U.S. Postal Service.

by: Chron

Financial entity Nasdaq to start headquarters in Dallas

The financial services corporation Nasdaq said last week that it would establish a home in Dallas, amid a deluge of business moves into the Lone Star State.

by: Hoodline

Washington House Democrats Unveil Bold Tax Reform Proposals to Bridge $15B Budget Gap and Bolster School Funding

House Democrats in Washington propose revenue bills for economic equity, targeting wealthy individuals and large corporations to address a $15 billion shortfall.

by: Benzinga

Charlie Munger's Investment Wisdom: 'If People Weren't So Often Wrong, We Wouldn't Be So Rich'

Charlie Munger, a long-standing associate of Warren Buffett, once shed light on his investment strategy, highlighting the significance of learning from errors and managing anticipations. What Happened: At a Berkshire Hathaway yearly shareholder gathering in 2015,

by: SmartAsset

Ask an Advisor: I'm 54 With $1 Million and a $7k Pension. Am I Ready to Retire?

I'm 54 with 26 years of service as a nurse. We go by the rule of 80 (your age plus years of service = 80) on our retirement plan. It will cover my health insurance. My pension will be around $7,000 per month minus taxes.

by: Moneywise

'That's a significant impact to our business': Kentucky distilleries feel the squeeze after Canada pulls U.S. liquor from shelves. Here's how tariffs can affect ...

The loss comes as many Canadian liquor stores are removing U.S. products from their shelves. "If we're not selling to our largest export market, that's a significant impact to our business, and it's very sad for us,

by: TechCrunch

The 20 hottest open source startups of 2024

A new report showcases the 20 top-trending open source startups around the world, more than half of which are closely aligned with AI.

by: MyChesCo

SBA Shake-Up: What Trump's Bold Reorganization Means for Your Business and Tax Dollars

A seismic shift is underway at the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), as the agency announced plans to reduce its workforce by 43% while realigning its focus

by: GOBankingRates

4 Pieces of Financial Advice From Warren Buffett That Have Stood the Test of Time

Famous businessman and investor Warren Buffett is one of the best people to turn to when you need financial advice. "The Oracle of Omaha" grew Berkshire Hathaway to over $1 trillion and is

by: AOL

Texans could be 'hardest hit': The state could lose 370,000 jobs and $47 billion a year in GDP because of Trump's tariffs

While the short-term impact isn't good, the long-term consequences may be even worse. The Perryman Group estimates that Texas is going to lose around 370,000 jobs annually as a result of the tariffs, and around $46 or $47 billion in gross domestic product (GDP).

by: MiBolsilloColombia

How taxes affect your salary and what you can do to pay less

Understanding the intricacies of federal, state, and local taxes can significantly impact your take-home pay. By exploring common deductions, credits, and strategic financial planning, you can effectively reduce your tax burden.

by: Mint

Navigating GST registration hurdles: What freelancers and small businesses should know

Freelancers and small business owners may find GST registration more complex than anticipated. Requests for additional documents could complicate matters. Here's how you can navigate the GST maze and avoid costly delays.

by: Insider

I'm 58 and lost my 6-figure job. Over a year of applications later, I still haven't found anything.

Pete Petersen, 58, has been looking for work since last February after he was laid off from his corporate job, suspecting ageism.

by: News18

Mcap Of Nine Of Top-10 Most-Valued Firms Surges Rs 3 Lakh Crore; ICICI Bank, Airtel Biggest Gainers

Reliance Industries remained the most valued domestic firm, followed by HDFC Bank, TCS, Bharti Airtel, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, Infosys, Bajaj Finance, Hindustan Unilever, and ITC.

by: BusinessLIVE

US friction casts pall over local call centres

Meeting ambitious growth targets requires calm diplomatic waters, warns Business process outsourcing industry association

by: Moneycontrol

Mcap of nine of top-10 most-valued firms surges Rs 3 lakh cr; ICICI Bank, Airtel biggest gainers

The combined market valuation of nine of the top-10 most-valued firms surged Rs 3,06,243.74 crore last week, with ICICI Bank and Bharti Airtel emerging as the biggest gainers, in tandem with a bullish trend in equities.

by: BusinessTech

35 South African businesses moved to new safe haven

Albertyn highlighted that over 35 South African-run businesses, including Nedbank, Standard Bank, and Derivco, operate in the Isle of Man or across both jurisdictions.

Sat, March 22, 2025

by: nation

State to spend Sh3bn for 2025/26 budget hearings in 13 select counties

The National Treasury has apportioned Sh3 billion to finance public participation on the country's Sh4.3 trillion budget for the 2025/26 financial year across a select 13 counties. This means that Parliament will spend about Sh230.

by: TechRadar

Softbank set to buy Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion and could integrate it with Arm and Graphcore

SoftBank confirms $6.5 billion deal to acquire Arm-based chipmaker Ampere The deal could align Ampere with Arm and previously acquired Graphcore The acquisition could put Arm in direct competition with its chip partners We previously reported that Arm is considering making its own silicon,

by: CNET

What's the Future of FAFSA and Financial Aid if the Department of Education Closes?

President Trump wants to shift federal student aid to the Small Business Administration, but experts say it's not that simple.

by: MarketWatch

'He claims to be a nihilist': I told my friend to sell his Tesla shares. He did not appreciate my advice. Was I wrong?

Elon Musk told shareholders on Thursday to hold onto their stock, even as sales of the electric vehicles are falling.

by: cnbctv18

Top 10@10 | Best week for D-St in 4 years, Welspun One bidding war, Ola Electric under fire & more

by: CNBC

Rich people live by these 5 rules, self-made millionaire says: 'It's not just about cost'

Ramit Sethi has been teaching people how to get rich for nearly two decades. Follow these rules to build your wealth.

by: AOL

The real estate world is fighting over secret listings and the future of how homes are sold

Major real estate players are butting heads over the future of a rule designed to reduce private home listings.

by: Gigwise

Financial Habits of Rich People

Building wealth isn't about overnight successâ€”it's the result of disciplined financial habits that create stability, growth, and security over time. Many self-made millionaires follow similar principles for earning,

Read the email Paul Weiss Chairman Brad Karp sent to staff after striking a deal with Trump: 'Clients perceived our firm as being persona non grata'

Paul Weiss Chairman Brad Karp sent an email to employees on Sunday explaining why the law firm struck a deal with President Donald Trump last week.

The article discusses an email sent by Brad Karp, the chairman of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, to his staff following the firm's decision to represent former President Donald Trump in a lawsuit against Michael Cohen. In the email, Karp explains that the firm had previously been viewed as "persona non grata" by Trump due to their representation of clients like E. Jean Carroll in her defamation lawsuit against him. However, after Trump's team approached Paul Weiss for representation in the Cohen case, Karp saw it as an opportunity to demonstrate the firm's commitment to the rule of law and the principle that everyone deserves legal representation. He emphasized that taking on Trump as a client does not mean the firm endorses his views or actions, but rather reflects their dedication to legal ethics and the adversarial system. Karp also addressed potential internal conflicts and reassured staff about the firm's values and its approach to controversial clients.

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